EditorialWEF Announces 2012 Operations Challenge Division Winners

WEF Announces 2012 Operations Challenge Division Winners

WEF Announces 2012 Operations Challenge Division Winners

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WEF Announces 2012 Operations Challenge Division Winners
The Division 1 winning team Terminal Velocity, representing the Virginia Water Environment Association and the cities of Franklin and Virginia Beach: From left, Operations Challenge Committee chair John Trofatter, team members Bobby Williams, Elijah Smith, Steve Motley, Steve Poe, Jason Truitt and Donnie Cagle, and WEF president Cordell Samuels.

The Water Environment Federation has announced the winners of the 2012 Operations Challenge, held at WEFTEC 2012 in New Orleans last October.

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