February 2020 Issue of TPO

Through her training programs, Rhonda Harris has helped numerous water professionals advance in their careers and certification levels.

Photovoltaic arrays and a large battery storage installation propel an Arkansas city toward an ambitious long-term clean-energy goal.

Operators use mechanical ingenuity and science to overcome the annual infestation of trickling filter flies at an Alabama plant.

The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District’s Water Journey for Educators helps teachers bring effective water education to the classrooms.

An Alabama team pulled out all the stops with a complete upgrade of a clean-water facility that includes a lime stabilization process yielding Class A biosolids.

A series of positions at plants with different processes gave Garon Goularte a solid foundation for steady advancement is his career.

Raed Armouti’s water career was inspired in part by growing up in a community where a daily supply of water was not a certainty.

Instead of being a barrier, a wall at an Oregon city’s water plant provides scenic value and lets visitors view the treatment process.

The Indiana Industrial Operators Association caters to a specialized group of clean-water professionals with a conference, credentialing, mentoring and more.

GE issues new versions of iFIX HMI/SCADA and Historian aimed at enhancing plant productivity and simplifying plant operations and operations data analysis.

Entities of all kinds are recognizing water as a resource to be conserved, nurtured and recycled, not just used and discharged downstream.

A new reference book aims to give water professionals an up-to-date, comprehensive and understandable look at the basic processes.