December 2009:
Photo: - Laura Tom Bose from EPA Region 9 presented WIFA Chairman Grumbles and
Board Members the 2009 Drinking Water Award for "Sustainable Health Protection
and Innovative and Effective Use of the SRF Financing Mechanisms."
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December 2009:
Photo: - Directors Excellence Award Water Infrastructure Finance Authority (WIFA ) Agency;
In recognition of exemplary service and extraordinary contribution to the department.
This year it went to a whole agency that is headquartered on the second floor.
WIFA was recognized for funneling ARRA money rapidly to dozens of water and
wastewater districts throughout the state.
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May 2008:
Photo: Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Director Steve Owens, left, presents
Mammoth Mayor Craig Williams with a plaque recognizing the town as having the best technical
assistance project of the year for its water district, as picked by the Water Infrastructure
Finance Authority (WIFA) of Arizona. (photo by Mark Shaffer)
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November 2007:
WIFA staff Kim Marsh and Veronica Rivera accepted the 2007 most innovative and effective Drinking Water
State Revolving fund program award for Sustainable Public Health Protection for EPA Region 9 at
the 2007 CIFA conference in Denver.
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October 2007:
WIFA Chairman Steve Owens and WIFA's Executive Director Judy Navarrete receiving from Laura Tom Bose,
the EPA Water Division Management Lead for Arizona the 2007 EPA Region 9 Most Innovative and Effective
DWSRF Program of the Year Award in the Pacific Southwest Region.
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May 2007:
WIFA Chairman Owens presented a ceremonial check to the City of Prescott Valley in the amount of $5 million for the third-phase of the expansion of their wastewater treatment facility.
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May 2007:
The Rural Water Infrastructure Committee-RWIC holding a meeting in Prescott Valley with Diamond Valley DWID, Town of Congress, Town of Clarkdale, and Highland Pines to discuss their funding options.
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April 2007:
WIFA's Executive Director Judy Navarrete participating on the ground-breaking of the Chino Meadows Community Sewer Project in Chino Valley.
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