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ASSOCIATIONINSIGHT
Portable Sanitation Association International News
BIWEEKLY EDITION JANUARY 22, 2020
PSAI Events Details: Visit https://psai.org/psai-event-calendar/
FEBRUARY
1 Applications open for the PSAI Scholarship Program.
7 Nominations close for the 2020 industry awards.
13 Virtual Training—Health, Safety, and Professional Excellence (Basic Tech Series)
14 Board election closes.
17–20 WWETT Show, Indianapolis, IN. The PSAI is offering its Basic Service Technician Training series and
certification
exam plus 2 more courses. Visit us at Booth 1100! PSAI Member Discount at registration on
the WWETT website with Member number and code ACPSAI.
MARCH
12 Virtual Training—Portable Sanitation and Work Sites
12 Virtual Roundtable—Retention during the First Year of Employment (free; Members only)
15 Application period ends for the PSAI scholarship program
25–28 The PSAI's 2020 Convention and Trade Show takes place in Baltimore, Maryland. Learn more and
register
online at this link. Call 952-854-8300 with any questions.
APRIL
9 Virtual Training—Portable Sanitation and Special Events
JANUARY
22 Board Election is open. Contact info@psai.org if you cannot access your ballot.
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New Year's Portable Toilet
Gift Ranks as Glass Full
In a Sonoma Index-Tribune editorial about highs
and lows from over the New Year, the author told
of a new portable toilet received by Sonoma
Overnight Support's Haven homeless shelter. The
unit, christened Lane's Loo, was made possible by
a "generous bequest" from the late Lane Nelson.
"This [unit] will be a great help to participants in
SOS's Safe Parking and Winter Shelter programs,"
noted officials on social media. "So," concluded
the editorial, "A Glass Full to Lane Norton!"
Incidentally, the glass empty incident centered around
a pair of underwear found in a prickly bush.
Read the full editorial here.
