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Entries Tagged American Public Works Association (APWA)

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This Illinois Operator and Leader Thrives on Solid and Diverse Experience and a Record of Accomplishment

Paul Burris made many career stops before landing in Elmhurst, Illinois. That city now benefits from his diverse experience in operations and leadership.
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Worth Noting - December 2020

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Worth Noting - March 2020

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The AWWA George Warren Fuller Award Recognizes Raed Armouti for Multiple Contributions to the Water Industry

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.
Worth Noting - February 2020

Worth Noting - February 2020

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Clean-Water Plant Stays in Permit Compliance During Major Upgrade for Phosphorus Removal

An Idaho team completes a major upgrade for phosphorus removal and a plan for water reuse while keeping the existing plant in permit compliance.
Worth Noting - November 2019

Worth Noting - November 2019

People/Awards; Calendar
Worth Noting - September 2019

Worth Noting - September 2019

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Steve Hoambrecker: A Patient and Persistent Problem-Solver for the Communities He Serves

Challenges don’t bother Hatfield Award winner Steve Hoambrecker. He and his team consistently and diligently break down and solve problems.
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A City on the Pacific Coast Rejects a Regional Approach for a Community-Based Initiative to Phase Out Septic Systems

A new membrane bioreactor treatment plant has set the California city of Malibu on a course for water recycling and drought mitigation
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The Sun Is Part of the Art on This Public Sculpture in Davis, California

The changing seasons have dramatic visual effects on an abstract work of public art on a 135-foot-diameter concrete water tank.