The WSWC Summer (204th) Meetings will be held in West Fargo, North Dakota on July 24-26 at the DoubleTree by Hilton West Fargo Sanford Medical Center.
MEETING REGISTRATION: There is no registration fee to attend the meetings, but we are asking all individuals, regardless of in person or virtual attendance to please register in advance by filling out one of the forms below. For those attending in person, please register no later than July 12.
PLEASE ONLY FILL OUT ONE FORM
IN PERSON registration FORM
VIRTUAL attendance FORM
SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS: All Times – Central Daylight Time
Wednesday, July 24
8:45 am Field Trip – Stops will include: Fargo Regional Water Reclamation Facility; Grand Farm; and Fargo-Moorhead Diversion.
Sponsors: Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services (AE2S), and the North Dakota Rural Water Systems Association (NDRWSA)
Thursday, July 25
8:00 am Host State Presentation
8:45 am Water Resources Committee Meeting
12:00 pm Executive Committee (over lunch)
1:30 pm Water Quality Committee Meeting
3:40 pm Legal Committee Meeting
6:00 pm Social Hour
Sponsor: SWCA Environmental Consultants
Friday, July 26
8:00 am WSWC Full Council (204th) Meeting
MEETING VENUE/GUEST ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS:
Our room block at the DoubleTree has been filled. However, the hotel is still accepting reservations upon availability and at the current room rate. Other properties that have availability are:
Homewood Suites (connected to the DoubleTree)
Four Points by Sheraton (about a mile away)
Hampton Inn & Suites (about a mile away)
THINGS TO DO IN FARGO:
Fargo/Moorhead Must See: If we had to recommend Fargo attractions and top things to do while you’re in our neck of the woods, these would be it. You’ll see a few historical sites like bonanzaville, a little art in and out of museums, an interesting picture with the famous Fargo Woodchipper movie prop, and a whole lotta North of Normal fun.
Fargo/Moorhead Things to do: “We had no idea Fargo had all this!” This is the typical response when someone visits Fargo for the first time, to which we say, “You betcha! There’s a ton of fun things to do in Fargo, ND.” We’ve got a list a mile long (and yes, it’s a pretty flat mile) of attractions and museums on the list of what to do in Fargo, North Dakota, that celebrate our culture and honor our history. Find some comedy, visit a historical site or museum, rent a kayak, or take a picture with the Fargo wood chipper. Get here already and experience north of normal!
Fargo/Moorhead Restaurants, Bars & Places to Eat: Come hungry. Leave stuffed. In a good way. When picking a restaurant in Fargo, whether you pick a longtime local favorite or up-and-coming craft brewery, you won’t be disappointed. So if you’re looking for the best restaurants Fargo has to offer, look no further at these local restaurants with local food and drink.
For spouses and guests, TedTalk tickets are also available through our North Dakota hosts. Those who are interested in tickets may contact Julie Groat at jgroat@wswc.utah.gov. See below for further information.
TRANSPORTATION:
Fly into the Hector International Airport, which is served by five major airlines: Allegiant; American; Delta; Frontier; and United.
The DoubleTree offers shuttle service to and from the airport.
