Showing off the awards were, from left, Clayton Herron, Plant Operator; Bennie Gilmore, plant operator; Sam Drain, OWPCA awards chairman; Scott Lewis, plant operator; Scott Aynes, water plant supervisor; Rachel Croft, laboratory manager; Greg Apperson, plant operator; Andy Bruehl, O&M tech; and Geri Wellborn, water plant manager. (Contributed Photo)
Bragging rights for the next year will go to the city of Norman, Oklahoma, for beating eight other cities competing in the Oklahoma Water Pollution Control Association’s (OWPCA) annual water-tasting contest held at Rose State College.
The water samples for the nine cities...
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