December 2019 Issue of TPO

Lori Stenzel doesn’t like to stand still in her professional life. She has grown in her career by constantly striving to do more.

The Laredo Water Museum incorporates devices from a historic water plant into a wide variety of educational displays for all ages

CalPrex process takes a different approach to nutrient recovery, yielding marketable fertilizer in the form of brushite pellets.

The clean-water facility in West Palm Beach is getting a major upgrade with help from an involved and energized operations team.

The water treatment team in Louisville, Colorado, thrives on reliable lab information and a new SCADA system to make sound operating decisions.

An Idaho team completes a major upgrade for phosphorus removal and a plan for water reuse while keeping the existing plant in permit compliance.

Pursuit of LEED certification enhances sustainability in a new Iowa water plant and paves the way for a $6.5 million grant toward construction.

Greater New Haven authority solves a screening problem with maintenance-free and reliable bar screens backed by quality support.

Maintenance and life-cycle planning for these mission-critical systems should be a routine part of water and wastewater treatment plant operations.

An award-winning mural showing a river otter decorates a large water tank and makes a strong impression on the community.

WateReuse Symposium keynote speaker sees a trend away from water diversion projects and a movement toward reuse, desalination and conservation to resolve scarcity issues.

Moving from front-line operations to leadership is a major challenge — in ways many newly minted leaders don’t expect.