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Entries Tagged Customer Service

Rural vs. Urban: The Unique Challenges of Water Treatment

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Gregg Randahl's Work Life Became a Calling After He Discovered the Rewards of the Water Sector

Natural communication skills, hunger for knowledge and love of fieldwork created the foundation for Gregg Randahl’s rewarding career in utility management.
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Nearly Three Dozen Communities Rely on an Award-Winning Facility to Process Their Biosolids

The Hawk Ridge private composting facility keeps multiple municipal customers and product end users happy with a quality process and responsive service.
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Industry News - January 2021

Facing a Touchy Discussion About a Risky Subject? Here Are Some Guidelines to Follow.

Facing a Touchy Discussion About a Risky Subject? Here Are Some Guidelines to Follow.

Talking to customers about risky topics is challenging. Effectiveness starts with establishing trust and showing the other person genuine compassion.
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Chris Patterson Leads by Serving. It's His Ticket to a Successful Water and Wastewater Career

Focus on faith, family, and community helps Chris Patterson build an award-winning career managing water, wastewater, and operations in Jacksonville, Alabama.
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Wheel and Spokes

An Alabama authority provides cost-effective treatment with an innovative mix of decentralized facilities and two major clean-water plants.
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Survey Shows a Third of Consumers Have Water-Quality Issues

The Utility of the Future is Digital. Are You on the Right Path?

The Utility of the Future is Digital. Are You on the Right Path?

The new year provides a platform to contemplate the shape of the Water Resources Utility of the Future. Signs indicate that future is digital.
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Convincing Consumers to Dedicate Dollars to Infrastructure

West Virginia American Water tries a new method for shedding more light on how customers’ water bills turn into infrastructure improvements
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Louisville Water's History Project In the Spotlight

Water Works Museum named 2015 Outstanding Education/Exhibit for history.
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Ice, Ice ... Infrastructure Revenue?

At Spartanburg Water, ice sales from treated water have supplied $1.5 million in revenue for infrastructure improvements.
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WEFTEC 2014 Innovation: EyeOnWater App Monitors Customer Use

Ingenuity Winner: Solve a Wastewater Crisis With Reverse 911

Ingenuity Winner: Solve a Wastewater Crisis With Reverse 911

Thanks to Utilities Manager Dan Wasko, emergency sewerage communication with customers is as simple as pushing a button.