May 2016 Issue of TPO

The design of the award-winning Hidden Lake Water Treatment Facility is aimed at safeguarding public health and limiting the risk of work accidents.

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A Water Walk sponsored by a Southwest Utah water conservancy district highlights week of fun and education around the value of water and treatment.

Robotic-style underwater vehicle enables the easy inspection of water tanks.

Dustan Russum built an award-winning career as ‘one-person DPW,’ managing water and multiple public works jobs in tiny Frederica, Delaware.

An Alabama utility resolves lingering biosolids management issues with a thermal dryer that yields high-value Class A material.

Ken Noyes and his team set energy efficiency as a top priority while making systematic upgrades to the Franklin Wastewater Treatment Facility.

By refusing to be satisfied with established practices, the plant team in Vermont’s capital has slashed energy use and helped the city toward its net zero goal.

Experience shows that thorough investigation of pumping issues leads to long-lasting and cost-effective solutions.

An equipment rental company finds a creative solution for bypassing wastewater during repair of a deteriorated pipe at a treatment plant.

A wetland shaped like an endangered small mammal provides effluent polishing and wildlife habitat in Petaluma, California.

A new venture looks to accelerate co-digestion of food waste as a way to divert organic material from landfills and increase renewable power generation.

IVL Flow Control solutions aim to help water utilities build autonomous distribution systems that ensure reliable supply and limit losses to leakage.

Alliances with groups working for water quality and environmental protection can help clean-water agencies win friends and further their agendas.

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