Low crime, good schools and economic growth make Brownsburg one of the best places to live in Indiana — it ranks 33rd in the United States, according to Money magazine.If wastewater treatment had been part of the evaluation, the town might have placed even higher. Under Kathy Dillon, superintendent, and a hardworking and dedicated collections and treatment team, the Brownsburg Wastewater Treatment Department keeps its sewer system and 3.5 mgd (design) treatment facility operating at peak efficiency.“We do the best we can to serve our community,” says Dillon. Their efforts have been recognized with multiple awards for safety, laboratory performance
