Entries Tagged Fire Chief Project

Customers are king at Daphne (Ala.) Utilities. Rob McElroy, general manager, and his team make it so. They do the kinds of...

As nutrient restrictions get stricter, notably for phosphorus, clean-water agencies are looking upstream. Adaptive management regimes in states like Wisconsin allow agencies...

Is your treatment plant 10, 25 or 50 years old? Have you gone five years without a permit violation? Have any of...

How better to help encourage the next generation of clean-water operators than to engage with college students? The North Country Now website...

The ABC 4 Utah TV news crew has been reporting on U.S. cities looking at “toilet to tap” treatment – putting reclaimed...

A ribbon-cutting is a great way to mark a big occasion – and the opening of a new $25 million water recycling...

When the fire department does its job, trucks roar down the streets, sirens blazing. People from miles around may see the smoke....

Jim Meehan’s reasoning is simple: Operators who are better schooled and have higher-level licenses help a treatment plant perform more effectively. He and...

A report on the Baytoday.ca website based in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, reports that Greening Nipissing and the City of North Bay...

It’s easy for the clean-water profession to overlook half the potential pool of future operators: women. The North Shore Sanitary District isn’t...

With all the fanfare of cutting the ribbon on a new firehouse, the community of Okanagan Falls, British Columbia, celebrated its new...

The Environmental Resources Training Center (ERTC) at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville is offering a $500 scholarship for students entering its one-year Water...

Doug Sibolski wasn’t about to let misconceptions stand about water quality in his community and the effect of his treatment plant on...

It’s a tough time to be a water or wastewater professional in Detroit – the city’s fiscal issues are well known. However,...