November 2015 Issue of TPO

Accomplishments for the team in Brownsburg, Indiana, include consistent permit compliance, an award-winning safety program and CSO reduction.

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Versatile, submerged fixed film treatment system suits a wide range of flows.

He’s a personal friend. She’s a longtime co-worker. You’ve seen them playing fast and loose with work rules or government regulations. What do you do now?

A hand-held analyzer from Hach Company lets users measure multiple water parameters at once, save time and get accurate results.

The president of the nonwoven fabrics industry group sees substantial progress in addressing issues caused by wipes products in wastewater systems.

Lean Six Sigma methods help empower Pierce County sewer division team members to evaluate processes and devise improvements.

A constructed wetland in Georgia is valuable enough to keep healthy even after its wastewater treatment function is discontinued.

Screening equipment designed for narrow, deep vaults increases efficiency at an Arizona lift station and treatment plant.

A system of four hydroturbines inside a large source water pipe generates substantial electricity and fills the function of a pressure-reducing valve.

John Pottenger and Ross Campbell entered the water business later in life. They embraced their careers with a youthful brand of enthusiasm.

A drinking water system on Hawaii’s ‘Big Island’ draws mostly from rainwater. It will soon add membrane filtration to expand capacity and block out pathogens.

Leslie Carreiro’s duties span three water plants and a 1,671-mile distribution system. She handles it all with commitment and energy.

A Maine sewer district leverages smart and interactive technology to educate residents about treatment and build understanding for rate increases.