Local leaders must maintain and strengthen trust with diverse constituencies. Trust between governmental leaders and the public has eroded over the last few years, particularly with public health programs. The webinar will identify promising practices for how to increase public understanding of the decisions that leaders make, effectively communicating with diverse audiences, providing easy access to health services, increasing community acceptance of life-saving public health communication, the role of data agreements for ensuring transparent and appropriate health data stewardship, and showcasing local successes.
Join us as we welcome representatives from Tempe, Arizona, and Chicago, IL, who will share their valuable insights and experiences, offering a fresh perspective on inclusive approaches that foster trust, promote environmental justice, and revitalize wastewater practices.
From Talent to Technology: Maximizing Efficiency to Improve Wastewater Operations
- Kyle Funk
Strengthening Workforce Capacity for Wastewater Monitoring and Water Systems
Lessons from Central Valley and Houston: Data Decision Making in Wastewater Programs
- James Brooks
Wastewater Monitoring: A Valuable Public Health Tool for City Leaders
What Cities Should Know About Wastewater Monitoring
