A Tennessee utility district builds an award-winning membrane water treatment plant, saving money and ensuring a quality supply to meet rapid growth.

A group of Alabama communities create a water district and deploy an innovative technology to produce abundant, high-quality water for today’s and future needs.

Ken Reynolds welcomed a challenge and led his team through a transition from an aging conventional plant to a sophisticated membrane facility.

While putting plant operations first, team members at a Tennessee treatment plant teach themselves how to apply biosolids and produce a crop.

The Gallatin treatment plant turns to lime stabilization to cut biosolids costs significantly and deliver a beneficial product to local farmers.

New and sophisticated treatment technologies were not enough. The team in Murfreesboro learned to optimize performance and cost-effectiveness.