February 2018 Issue of TPO

Suzanne Potts brought a love for science to the task of modernizing laboratory operation for Washington’s King County Wastewater Treatment Division.

A demonstration facility in Anaheim, California, gives visitors a clear view of processes and delivers reclaimed water for use on city properties.

Hurricane Irma was just the latest weather challenge fought off by the diverse and experienced operations team in Palm Coast, Florida.

Cliff Church rebuilt his career from factory work to an award-winning job as reclaim water technician at the clean-water plant in Myrtle Creek, Oregon.

An Arizona plant succeeds with operational excellence and dedication, despite rapid raw water quality fluctuations and seasonal algae.

The scenic Lake Superior community of Bayfield, Wisconsin, is making waves in driving down energy usage and promoting sustainable utility operations.

A Pennsylvania clean-water plant masquerades as a red barn to blend in with its scenic, rolling-hill surroundings.

Gary and Linda De Kock plan a fourth self-propelled voyage, this time down the Missouri River, to raise funds for Water for People.

Wipes Ready technology brings a new approach to wastewater grinders and helps treatment plants deal with a persistent and growing problem.

A solar array helps an Ohio city power its wastewater treatment plant, lock in electricity savings, and restore a brownfield site to productive use.

Never think a group of committed people can’t have impacts on government policy. It just takes diligent effort and a sound strategy.

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