January 2015 Issue of TPO

A small New Hampshire plant controls infiltration, maintains and replaces aging equipment and wins regional excellence award with help from a supportive town.

People/Awards; Education; Calendar

An ozone-enhanced filtration system is designed to provide a multi-barrier wastewater treatment solution specifically for water reclamation and discharge to sensitive waters.

A citizens’ committee helps architects and engineers develop an attractive design for a water treatment plant in a city park.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utilities Department partners with other utilities in its watershed to help secure a future of abundant and high-quality water.

A stacked tray grit system with washing and dewatering enhances removal efficiency and improves primary clarifier and digester function.

The team at the Lawton Water Treatment Plant conquers raw-water issues and operational challenges with ingenuity and dedication.

CMMS software helps water and wastewater operators keep maintenance on track and facilities in compliance. Here’s some advice on using the technology to greatest effect.

Asset management gets big attention at the newly upgraded Bucklin Point plant in Rhode Island. That includes the greatest asset of all – the staff.

Plant team members take on the task of replacing a row of trees that screened their facility from a popular biking and hiking trail.

The education offerings at the 2015 WWETT show provide vital information on technology, safety, management and more for water and wastewater professionals.

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Research and development at a Washington pump station solves ragging problems and reduces electrical costs by 50 percent.

Susan Butts parlayed a variety of work experiences and a powerful work ethic into a rewarding career as water treatment plant supervisor in Augusta, Ky.

The utility in Wisconsin’s capital city uses a Water Wagon to take its message about tap water quality to people at a wide variety of venues.

Public involvement in big decisions is nothing to fear. In fact, it typically leads to better decisions, better projects and better outcomes.