Rainy days used to spell trouble for the Enosburg Falls (Vermont) Wastewater Treatment Facility in the form of combined sewer overflows. That led to a major upgrade in 2012, including a 30,000-gallon offline storage tank to contain excess flows for later treatment.Meanwhile, Rodney Allen, chief operator, with assistant Brian Ovitt, created a rainy day fund to make repairs and replacements that keep the day-to-day operations running smoothly. The fund is supported by sewer allocation fees and a $10,000 annual operating budget set-aside. “We identify projects and make needed improvements every year,” he says. “This year we’ll install a new drive
