MN SUSA is dedicated to providing a strong community to promote the sharing of ideas and experiences of our members.
Monthly networking meetings to promote the industry, the exchanging of ideas and experiences, and discussion of technologies that improve utility operation and efficiency, tending insofar as is practicable, to make nearly standardized practices.
Scholarship programs that develop and build strong supervisory and management skills. Making charitable donations, when finances allow, to water-oriented organizations that help the most impoverished people worldwide improve their quality of life through sustainable drinking water, and proper sanitation and hygiene.
As we prepare for spring flushing, a question came up on whether or not other cities flush private watermain? We have a city ordinance in place that requires us to inspect every private hydrant annually, but there is nothing specifically about flushing the main.
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In case anyone us unfamiliar with the procedures of signing up for CDL training with the Local 49, I spoke with Denise Addison at the Hinkley training center and following are the steps required for an employee to be registered in CDL Classes: 1.
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Today was the second POD class of eight sessions taught in 2023.
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I joined SUSA in 1997. Before that I was part of the MSSA group since 1991 and never felt “at home”! The SUSA group has the nicest, most intelligent people I know! They welcome all new members and will help anybody that asks for help. After 38 years in Public Works, I trust the SUSA group to help me out in difficult situations because I know I can trust them! I have made many lifelong friends and connections through this group!
The greatest advantage to be a SUSA member is the networking opportunities, and the wealth of knowledge amongst the other SUSA members.
With out question the social networking is the leading benefit I receive from membership with SUSA. The camaraderie of the organization is a reflection of the passion so many have for the water/sewer community. The mutual desire to share knowledge, assist colleagues, and develop operators is clearly the emphasis of SUSA.
