April 2016 Issue of TPO

Seminole Tribe of Florida looks to continue a tradition of excellence with upgrades to water and wastewater treatment plants on its Hollywood Reservation.

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Maine associations invite Mr. and Mrs. Fish to teach elementary school students that healthy ocean life depends on clean water and good habits in the home.

A Pennsylvania plant succeeds with operator initiative and teamwork, a major upgrade and the Partnership for Safe Water program.

An environmental management system with interplay between leaders and operators spells excellence in biosolids and treatment for a New Jersey agency.

Ultrasonic meters offer water utilities high accuracy and long-term reliability in an expanding range of applications.

David McAlpin finds his ideal job and builds an award-winning career directing water-wastewater operations for Blountsville (Ala.) Utility Board.

Solar energy helps an updated Maryland wastewater treatment plant cut utility power costs. A blower upgrade will soon follow.

Ammonia-based aeration control promises additional energy savings in the activated sludge process at Chicago’s Stickney Water Reclamation Plant.

The City of Augusta preserved a collection of miniature buildings as part of an expansion of the Highland Avenue Water Treatment Plant.

WEF president Paul Bowen brings fresh perspectives on creating sustainable utilities and communities and on attracting new talent to the water professions.

ZeeLung membrane aerated biofilm reactor technology offers highly efficient oxygen transfer and substantial energy savings in clean-water plants.

In many respects we’ve seen huge progress. In others it appears the more things change, the more they stay the same.

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