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The Water Management Association of Ohio is a dedicated organization that has been serving the state for 50 years, focusing on promoting effective management of Ohio's water resources. With its five divisions and multiple interest areas, WMAO provides a platform for open discussion, industry evaluation, and educational outreach, fostering communication and learning among its diverse membership. As the only professional organization in Ohio that covers all water disciplines, WMAO plays a crucial role in facilitating the exchange of knowledge and expertise in the field. Through its various programs and events, WMAO strives to ensure the sustainable and responsible use of Ohio's water, making it an invaluable resource for local decision-makers and water professionals alike.Generated from the website

Powering portions of four United States, American Municipal Power of Ohio is a nonprofit association that represents more than 100 member communities in Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Michigan. It offers wholesale power and other services to each member. Its main source of power, the coal-fired Richard H. Gorsuch Generating Station in Marietta, Ohio, is capable of producing more than 200 megawatts of electricity. American Municipal Power of Ohio was established in 1971 and has headquarters in Columbus, Ohio. It is affiliated with the Ohio Municipal Electric Association, the legislative liaison for Ohio s municipal electric systems, and the Ohio Public Power Educational Institute, a nonprofit foundation that provides educational services to municipal electric employees and consumers.

Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives is a statewide association for Ohio's more than 20 electric cooperatives. It represents the cooperatives in the United States Congress and the Ohio General Assembly, conducts a safety and loss control program, and coordinates educational and training program for cooperative employees and directors. OREC engages in public affairs outreach through memberships in various associations, and youth outreach throughout statewide scholarship contests for high school seniors and an annual youth tour to Washington, D.C., for rural youth. It produces, Country Living, a monthly rural magazine, which offers information on energy-related issues to Ohio's electric cooperative consumers about energy-related issues. The association is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.