Steve Mosbrucker is always chuckling.
He chuckles as he remembers starting out working at a wastewater treatment plant for $250 a month. He chuckles as he describes the pontoon boat he and a buddy built to service the lagoon aerators. He chuckles describing his sewer district board’s gradual recognition that managing the wastewater operation was important, and that there was lots to do.But his lighthearted approach doesn’t diminish his accomplishments as general manager of the Corvallis (Montana) Wastewater Treatment Plant.He is responsible for the daily operation and maintenance of the Corvallis lagoon treatment system, the two lift stations in the village’s
