April 2019 Issue of TPO

A 20 mgd water plant along the Kentucky River provides high-quality water and security of supply for the cities of Lexington and Owenton.

NYWEA presenters deliver hands-on wastewater education to fifth-graders at a county soil and water conservation field day event.

Rodney Spires has built a career on a large network of industry contacts who have helped him advance and provide a ready source of advice and assistance.

Orem’s award-winning biosolids program delivers a quality product to farmers while holding solids management costs down.

The award-winning Boston Water and Sewer Commission outperforms standards in providing excellent drinking water and services.

A wet-weather treatment station in Washington’s King County will help control CSOs and furthers a wide range of sustainability goals.

Ole Miss gets an expanded wastewater treatment facility to meet the challenges of strict permit limits and highly variable flows.

A berm richly adorned with desert plantings and boulders hides a Nevada wastewater treatment plant from view.

John Hart became an equipment sales engineer after retiring from operations. He sees many opportunities for retirees to stay active and engaged in the industry.

Aerzen USA offers rental blowers to help wastewater treatment plants meet emergency and other short-term aeration requirements.

At every age, including post-retirement, a fulfilling life needs to include continuing to make a difference: at home, in the community, in the world, somewhere.