Murray Company was proud to sponsor the 2026 WateReuse Symposium and the Water Reuse Party at Level 8 in Los Angeles. The annual WateReuse Symposium is widely recognized as the premier conference on water recycling, bringing together water professionals and reuse practitioners from around the world. The event serves as a comprehensive platform for knowledge-sharing, networking, and collaboration—covering everything from policy and technology to operations and communication across applications ranging from irrigation and potable reuse to industrial systems.
With a strong foundation in the water and wastewater treatment industry—and ongoing work on projects such as the Hyperion Wastewater Treatment Plant and the Orange County Wastewater Department RO CIP Valve Relocation and beyond, Murray Company continues to expand its presence in this critical market. The addition of Project Director Nolan Cannon and Vice President of the Water Group, Curtis Horner to the team, further strengthens our Industrial Group/Water Division and reinforces our commitment to long-term growth in this space.
This year’s symposium welcomed more than 1,000??? attendees, all focused on advancing water reuse as a key component of a more resilient and sustainable future. Representing Murray Company were Nolan Cannon, Curtis Horner, HVAC Preconstruction Lead Meredith Panitchayangkoon, Senior Project Manager Pete Panitchayangkoon, Project Manager Steve Gonzales, and Project Manager Jeff Hosler who together, brought deep experience and expertise in water and wastewater infrastructure.
Throughout the event, our team engaged with industry partners, hosted the roof-top happy hour, while discussing not only Murray Company’s field installation capabilities, but also our advanced fabrication facilities and how these integrated strengths support the successful delivery of complex projects.
Events like the WateReuse Symposium highlight the level of collaboration driving our industry forward. From utilities and engineers to contractors and technology providers, these connections play a vital role in advancing innovative water solutions—and reinforce the importance of staying engaged with the partners shaping the future of water.
