Registration Opens for 2026 Ohio Water Well Association Convention in Newark
Sep 23, 2026
Two-day annual convention and working tradeshow will connect Ohio water well contractors, suppliers and industry professionals November 4–5
Newark, Ohio Sep 22, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Registration is now open for the Ohio Water Well Association 2026 Annual Convention & Working Tradeshow, taking place November 4-5, 2026, at Cherry Valley Hotel in Newark, Ohio.
The two-day event will bring together water well contractors, pump installers, suppliers, manufacturers, and other groundwater professionals for education, professional connections, and a firsthand look at products serving the water well industry.
"Ohio's water well professionals do essential work for families, farms and businesses across the state," said a representative of the Ohio Water Well Association. "This convention gives our industry a place to learn from one another, strengthen relationships and prepare for the work ahead."
The 2026 convention is designed for professionals whose work touches well drilling, pump installation, well and pump repair, groundwater systems, equipment and related services. Attendees will have opportunities to participate in educational sessions, meet other professionals working throughout Ohio, and explore new industry products during the working tradeshow.
The event will be held at Cherry Valley Hotel, located at 2299 Cherry Valley Road SE in Newark. The venue offers guest accommodations, on-site dining, and extensive meeting and event space, allowing attendees to learn, connect, and stay in one location.
2026 OWWA Convention at a Glance
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What: Ohio Water Well Association 2026 Annual Convention & Working Tradeshow
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When: November 4-5, 2026
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Where: Cherry Valley Hotel, 2299 Cherry Valley Road SE, Newark, OH 43055
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Who should attend: Water well contractors, pump professionals, suppliers, manufacturers, and others serving Ohio's groundwater industry
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What to expect: Educational sessions, networking opportunities, and a working tradeshow featuring industry products
Professionals interested in attending can find registration information through the Ohio Water Well Association Events Page.
About the Ohio Water Well Association
The Ohio Water Well Association is a trade association serving Ohio's water well industry. OWWA works to assist, promote, encourage, and support professionals involved in well drilling, pump installation, pump and well repair, manufacturing, supply, and related services. The association advances education, standards, research, cooperation and sound practices in well construction, development and groundwater hydrology. Learn more at OhioWaterWell.org.
Media Contact
Ohio Water Well Association
216-868-0218
PO Box 127 Hinckley Ohio 44233
Source :Ohio Water Well Association
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