governance

MI-AWWA is a nonprofit membership organization and the Michigan Section of the American Water Works Association (AWWA). Our governance structure ensures responsible leadership, financial stewardship, and transparency while supporting our mission of A Better Michigan Through Better Water.

The Section operates under its own Bylaws and governing policies, with oversight provided by the Board of Trustees and support from volunteer leaders serving on councils and committees.

Board

The Board of Trustees serves as the governing body of MI-AWWA and is responsible for establishing the strategic direction of the Section, adopting policies, approving budgets, and ensuring the long-term sustainability of the organization.

Working in partnership with staff and volunteer leaders, the Board provides oversight to ensure MI-AWWA continues to serve its members and advance Michigan's drinking water community.

Learn More

  • Board of Trustees
  • Board Roles & Responsibilities
  • Board Meeting Information

Governance Documents

MI-AWWA maintains governing documents that provide the framework for how the Section operates and conducts business.

Available documents include:

Nonprofit Status & Transparency

MI-AWWA is recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to responsible stewardship of its financial and organizational resources.

To support transparency and accountability, the Section makes key organizational documents available to members and the public.

Available resources include:

  • IRS Determination Letter
  • IRS Form 990 Filings
  • Annual Reports

Volunteer Leadership

The strength of MI-AWWA comes from its volunteer leaders.

Members serve on the Board of Trustees, councils, committees, and task forces that help guide the programs, services, and initiatives offered throughout the year.

Interested in becoming involved?

Visit our Volunteer Opportunities page to learn how you can serve.