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The Fire Chief Project: When the Commissioner Takes Over

The Fire Chief Project: When the Commissioner Takes Over

What happens when the county commissioner spends a day as a wastewater operator?
The Fire Chief Project: The Amazing Power of a Wastewater Plant Tour

The Fire Chief Project: The Amazing Power of a Wastewater Plant Tour

So how do you turn a wastewater skeptic into a proponent? Give a plant tour.
The Fire Chief Project: Connecting trout and clean water

The Fire Chief Project: Connecting trout and clean water

A pretreatment coordinator helps deliver a vital message about the importance of wastewater treatment
The Fire Chief Project: One community learns that you get what you pay for

The Fire Chief Project: One community learns that you get what you pay for

An Alabama town gives its water plant operators a sharp boost in pay in hopes of attracting talent.
The Fire Chief Project: How To Handle the Salary/Budget Argument

The Fire Chief Project: How To Handle the Salary/Budget Argument

What is the price tag for an experienced operator?
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The Fire Chief Project: Biosolids Goes YouTube Crazy

Nontraditional, but effective. See how one utility uses YouTube for biosolids education.
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The Fire Chief Project: New York Marks 2015 As 'Year of the Operator'

NYWEA decides it’s time to get serious about recognizing clean-water operators and attracting new talent
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All You Need is Love ... And Clean Water: 5 Reasons to Adore Water/Wastewater Operators

Without getting too mushy, here's why we heart water/wastewater operators.
The Fire Chief Project: Don’t believe it? Smell for yourself.

The Fire Chief Project: Don’t believe it? Smell for yourself.

Members of the media take an “olfactory tour” of a clean-water plant in Terre-Haute, Ind.
The Fire Chief Project: A big month for better names

The Fire Chief Project: A big month for better names

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utilities joins the trend toward more positive names for water and wastewater agencies
The Fire Chief Project: What’s in a name? A great deal, apparently!

The Fire Chief Project: What’s in a name? A great deal, apparently!

An Indiana clean-water plant changes its name to reflect the facility’s actual function: Resource recovery
City Of Aspen Water Plant Tour Promotes Awareness And Conservation

City Of Aspen Water Plant Tour Promotes Awareness And Conservation

The Rocky Mountain City of Aspen partners with a conservancy group on a drinking water plant tour to promote awareness and conservation.
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Idea Of The Month: See It, Appreciate It

“Running Water for Helena” lets residents experience the city’s sensitive watershed and learn what’s being done to protect and improve it.
The Fire Chief Project: What? No Odors?

The Fire Chief Project: What? No Odors?

Community leaders celebrate cooperation on tour of White Pigeon Township Wastewater Treatment Plant