It didn’t take long for Scott Millholland to choose his life’s work.
It happened not long after he joined the team at the wastewater treatment plant in Gardner, Kansas. “Ever since I started working at the plant in 2000, the process of biologically cleaning wastewater without using chemicals has just fascinated me,” says Millholland. “As soon as I was exposed to it, I thought to myself, ‘This is where I want to go with my career.’”
For the past 10 years, he has been plant superintendent at the Kill Creek Water Resource Recovery Facility. A team member with the City of Gardner
