The National Rural Water Association has seated three new directors on the 48-member board at the association’s recent conference held Oct. 6 through 8 in Reno, Nev. Paul Fulgham will represent Utah, Jim Mackie will represent New Jersey,  Henry Meyer will represent the Atlantic States, and Kent Watson will represent Texas.
      Fulgham is the public works director in Tremonton, Utah and will serve of the NRWA legislative and professional development committees. Mackie is the civil engineer and utility manager for Waretown, N.J. and with serve on the long range planning committee. Meyer works for the Kingston Water District in Kingston, R.I. and will serve on the NRWA awards and legislative committees. Watson was recently elected and will serve on the legislative committee.
      Fulgham, Mackie, Meyer and Watson will be responsible for providing leadership to the National Rural Water Association, which supports 26, 696 member utilities in 48 state associations across the United States and Puerto Rico.

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