February 2021 Issue of TPO

Elisabeth Werth turned a lifelong aptitude for math and science into an award-winning career as a lab analyst with Denver Metro.

Our water infrastructure badly needs work. In a time of tax cuts, COVID-19 relief and huge deficits, where will the money come from?

A new technology helps operators get a biological analysis of the treatment process using an online tool, a microscope, and a smartphone.

A xeriscaping demonstration garden in Colorado Springs shows residents how to create appealing landscapes with less need for irrigation.

Online digital measurement technologies backed by predictive maintenance are helping water industry operators meet growing quality, supply and compliance challenges.

Advisor Mike McGill says water and wastewater utilities should make communications with the public a component of the operations protocol.

A vertical bar screen system helps a northern California clean-water facility protect pumps and other critical equipment

Fairfax County project wins a sustainability award in the design stage for innovative methods used in switch from hypochlorite to UV disinfection.

Broken Arrow city and school district partner to create what is believed to be Oklahoma’s largest floating wetland.

Perry Smith’s varied background made him ideally suited to operating a new reverse osmosis facility in southwest Kansas.

A Kentucky clean-water plant team maintains award-winning Performance with aging equipment while awaiting a brand-new facility.