Membership
Why Join
Membership in the Wyoming Water Association connects you with a statewide network of water professionals, managers, producers, organizations, policymakers, and community members. Your membership strengthens a unified voice for responsible water management.

Membership Benefits
Membership Levels
Individual & Student
- Individual — $75
- Student — $25
Municipal Membership
- Municipality – Small (100–1,000 population) — $225
- Municipality – Medium (1,001–5,000 population) — $350
- Municipality – Large (5,001+ population) — $600
Irrigation Districts, Canals & Ditch Companies
- Local (9,000 acres or fewer) — $200
- Small (9,001–20,000 acres) — $300
- Medium (20,001–50,000 acres) — $500
- Large (50,001+ acres) — $750
Businesses
- Small Business (1–10 employees) — $200
- Medium Business (11–100 employees) — $300
- Large Business (101+ employees) — $450
Other Organizations
- Government or Joint Powers Board — $600
- District (Conservation, Irrigation & Drainage, Water, Water & Sewer, Special Districts, etc.) — $200
- Association, HOA, or Nonprofit — $200
Letter from the President

Jerry Dart
President
Greetings to all Wyoming Water Association members,
As 2026 begins, I want to thank you for a very fun, educational, and exciting 2025. This past year brought several changes, and I hope you have found them as exciting as I have. Susie Graves began her role as Executive Director in June 2025 and has already made profound improvements to our association, with many more to come in the year ahead. If you have not already done so, please reach out to Susie and welcome her. She is one of the most valuable resources we have at WWA, and I sincerely appreciate the professionalism she has brought to the role.
Our 2025 Summer Tour, held in conjunction with the Wyoming Association of Conservation Districts, was a wonderful success in Buffalo. Great weather, outstanding locations and presenters, and a fun atmosphere made it a truly memorable event. We hope to see you in Kemmerer, Wyoming, for the June 2026 Summer Tour.
The October 2025 Annual Membership Meeting in Casper was also exceptional. Terrific speakers, tours, demonstrations, and presentations from our elected representatives made for an informative and enjoyable experience for all.
As we head into 2026, I encourage you to visit our new website. We hope you enjoy the updated format as we continue working to provide timely and relevant information, including details for next year’s Summer Tour and our Annual Meeting, tentatively scheduled for October in Lander. I also ask that you consider renewing your membership—or joining WWA if you are not yet a member—and continuing your support of this vital organization. Your support makes possible many valuable programs, from weekly legislative updates beginning in February to our annual scholarships.
Thank you again for a great 2025. I look forward to a fantastic 2026 with the Wyoming Water Association.
Sincerely,
Jerry Dart
President
