October 2017 Issue of TPO

Stan Shaffer applies long experience, people skills and a nonstop learning quest to build an award-winning career as chief water plant operator in Oneonta, New York.

The Santa Fe Water Division unveils smartphone app to help customers identify leaks, understand their water usage, and adopt conservation habits.

The Enosburg Falls team acts to limit overflows from wet-weather events and lays aside funds to make regular plant process improvements.

William D. Hatfield award winner Sue Baert succeeds with hard work, a winning management style, and extensive service to industry associations.

Presidents Award-winning Ephrata Joint Authority plant uses data to fine-tune processes and produce consistently high-quality water.

A California district installs an energy storage system to help make more efficient use of electricity from cogeneration and solar power.

Feeding ferric chloride to digested biosolids paid big dividends in drier material, lower hauling costs and reduced odor complaints in Fort Worth, Texas.

An innovative fence design provides security while maintaining the architectural integrity of a historic water treatment plant building in Saginaw, Michigan.

Wastewater treatment using anammox bacteria is an example of how lab experimentation and real-world trial and error can work together to promote progress.

An innovative secondary treatment technology uses aerobic granular biomass for effective nutrient removal in a compact footprint with low energy consumption.

Electrical energy storage has potential to fill a critical gap in the emissions-reducing and money-saving attributes of renewable power resources.

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