A team of three does it all at the Jamestown (R.I.) Wastewater Treatment Facility, from dealing with I&I and droughts to operating on a limited budget.Jamestown is a picturesque island community on Narragansett Bay with 5,400 year-round residents. The treatment plant, established in 1979, has always been in compliance, but now operates much more efficiently, thanks to its close-knit and dedicated crew, led by plant superintendent Doug Ouellette.“When I became superintendent in 2000, we began operating the plant by the O&M manual as designed, and we reduced our electric bill by almost half,” Ouellette says. “We started matching the number
