2010 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
October 6-8, 2010
Beau Rivage Hotel & Casino - Biloxi, Mississippi

Betting on the Future - "Dealing" with Water Quality Improvement

Join us at the Beau Rivage in Biloxi for the 2010 Southeast Stormwater Association's Annual Conference & Exhibits! SESWA continues to bring quality training to stormwater professionals in the Southeast. In addition to an outstanding technical program, registration will include training materials, continuing education units, most meals and invaluable opportunities to network with your peers.

Sponsor & Exhibitor Information - Coming Soon!

Why Should You Attend?
• Informative sessions that deliver real world solutions
• Sessions qualify for continuing education credits
• Exhibits with the latest innovative stormwater products and services
• Networking opportunities with other stormwater professionals in the Southeast
• The only Conference in the Southeast designed by practitioners for practitioners.

Who Should Attend?
The Conference will attract local, state and federal government administrators and regulators; developers, builders, contractors; land use/development planners, civil/environmental engineers, landscape architects; environmental professionals/consultants; environmentalists and interested citizens.

Hotel Information
The Conference will be held at the Beau Rivage Hotel and Casino located at 875 Beach Boulevard, Biloxi, Mississippi. A block of rooms is reserved at a rate of $129 single/double for SESWA attendees. Reserve your room by calling 888-383-7037. The block of rooms is being held until September 6, 2010 or until the block fills up, whichever comes first. Be sure to mention that you are with the “Southeast Stormwater Association” Conference to receive the discounted rate.

Continuing Education
Professional Engineers attending this conference will be eligible for continuing education credits on an hour per hour basis. SESWA is an approved provider for Alabama, Florida (#0004288), Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.