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73rd Michigan Onsite Wastewater Conference

 January 7-8, 2025

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Save the date for the 73rd Michigan Onsite Wastewater Conference to be held January 7-8, 2025. Join in-person at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center for education regarding the onsite wastewater management industry. This two-day educational conference is planned specifically for local health departments, septic tank service providers/pumpers, portable toilet service companies, local public health, engineers, consultants, installation contractors and other interested parties. Learn the latest in onsite wastewater industry trends, regulatory changes, wastewater management options and the latest technologies.

During the conference, you can visit with vendors related to the onsite wastewater management industry and participate in several educational offerings. Hear key updates from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE), as well as a broad range of topics.

Attendees have the ability to earn up to 13.5 CSE credit hours by attending the conference. Sessions offering CSE credits are noted on the agenda and the session description pages of this site.

Registration
Registration for the full conference is $215 per person, prior to December 15. On or after December 15, the full conference per person rate will increase to $250. Registration includes both days of the conference, including the keynote presentations, the option to choose several educational breakout sessions, the vendor show, social reception, access to one-on-one time with EGLE staff, as well as refreshments throughout the two days and complimentary parking at the Kellogg Center. One day registrations are also available at a rate of $150 per day.

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