Tom Myers has reaped many rewards from a 43-year career in the clean-water profession. He’ll be the first to tell you he didn’t do it on his own.
Myers has gained a great deal — and has helped many others — through deep involvement with industry associations, from the time he got his start in Iowa until today, as wastewater superintendent in Siloam Springs, Arkansas.
Throughout the years he has thrived on relationships with counterparts in other communities, members of his own team, engineering firms, state lawmakers and regulators, and representatives of industries that send pretreated wastewater to his treatment plant.
