At 15 Daniel Wurst Was Running a Wastewater Treatment Plant. It Was a Door That Opened After His Parents Died.

From the humblest of beginnings, Daniel Wurst built a long, successful and award-winning career in the clean-water business.

At 15 Daniel Wurst Was Running a Wastewater Treatment Plant. It Was a Door That Opened After His Parents Died.

The team at the Telford Borough Authority includes, from left, Warren Harris, collections foreman; Gary Yoder, public works director; William Mattson, operator; Daniel Wurst, wastewater superintendent; and William McCue, operator.

Daniel Wurst was young when he started his career. At 15 he was running a wastewater treatment plant. It was a door that opened because his parents died.

“I was the youngest in my family,” he says. “I had a brother who was in his 30s when my parents died. All my cousins were...

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