
Join businesses, public officials, state policymakers, and individual citizens this August at the annual Indiana Water Summit hosted by the White River Alliance and its partners.
Registration is open until August 3 for the Summit which will be held on August 19 & 20, 2026 at the Biltwell Event Center in Indianapolis.
This year’s event includes current topics in the news such as water policy, data centers, and emerging contaminants.
The Summit is packed with topics from diverse perspectives such as community leaders, city and county planners, public water suppliers. Anyone interested in water issues and protection is welcome to attend!
Day 1 of the Summit will include water policy updates as well as sessions focused on protecting groundwater quality.
Day 2 includes emerging water concerrns such as PFAS, microplastics, pharmaceuticals, nutrient runoff and data centers.
The Summit also includes plenty of time for networking, group discussion and brainstorming. Be sure to connect with the Marion County Wellfield Education representatives John Mundell and Rachel Walker from Mundell & Associates who will on two of the panels during Day 1.
Pricing varies by sector and includes steep discounts for elected officials and students.
To get the latest updates to the schedule, including confirmed speakers, visit the White River Alliance event page – https://thewhiteriveralliance.org/programs/indiana-water-summit/
Interested in checking out previous year’s presentations? Past agendas and documents are posted here.
Who organizes the Indiana Water Summit?
Since 2022 the Summit has been organized by a dedicated Working Group who’s planning revolves around the Indiana Water Roadmap that has been developed through extensive input and discussion in previous years. At their initial meetings, Working Group members listed short-term priorities of including more water users in their deliberations, increasing engagement with regulators, supporting greater legislator involvement and action on water issues, and advocating funding for water resource protection.