February 2025 Issue of TPO

From operators to maintenance specialists, everyone on the Dry Creek treatment plant team takes ownership of facility appearance and performance

Clean-water professionals can rightly take offense at improper labeling of biosolids. How can we explain to journalists and the public that this product is not “sewage”?

Metasphere water sensors detect rising water levels within manholes and send alerts, helping utility personnel head off trouble

The Phoenix Water Services Department uses AI-based sensors to monitor changes in wastewater and detect unauthorized discharges from industrial users

A 700-acre constructed wetlands at Oregon’s Clean Water Services helps protect river salmon, removes nutrients, and draws birds, wildlife and visitors

The newly formed Southeast Biosolids Association looks to help clean-water utilities protect all their alternatives for managing their residuals products

The Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District’s video campaign to discourage flushing of harmful material creates impact and brings an armload of recognition

Nate Brown took a position in wastewater treatment to get himself off a night-shift job. It turned into a career he quickly came to love

Eric Kerr inspires and elevates his team members by sharing knowledge, conferring respect and setting high expectations