It isn't often that community residents can visit their local wastewatertreatment plant to view creative public art, but in the City of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, it's part of the experience.
Six steel statues reaching nearly 8 feet tall display the shape and form of the protozoa and metazoa that work behind the scenes in the plant. They immortalize the tiny agents that do the transforming work as wastewater makes its way through this 6 mgd (design) advanced treatment facility, based on the activated sludge process.
Named "Frolicking Creatures" by their creator, Coeur d'Alene artist Allen Dodge, the
