Entries Tagged Wastewater Treatment Plant

Joe Thompson has helped his water district build for a future of rapid growth. He also helps operators excel and works to bring new ones into the profession.

An innovative dewatering and drying process at Bellows Falls is drawing attention from around New England and elsewhere

St. Lucie County’s award-winning Holiday Pines Wastewater Treatment Facility consistently produces high-quality reclaimed water for golf course irrigation

A CHP microturbine at Winona’s clean-water plant worked so well that the city chose to add another and double capacity

RUConn’s clean-water plant delivers high-quality effluent while serving as a place for process innovation and industry research

80% of the effluent processed at the Quonset Point Wastewater Treatment Facility comes from other than domestic sources

An Idaho sewer district serves as a model for neighboring utilities, but continues to pursue improvements that include a major upgrade and expansion now in progress

Paul Olson has applied his experience to solve problems and oversee critical projects at clean-water plants in his home state of Washington

Florida’s Hillsborough County embraces the state AWWA section’s annual water conservation poster context for students in grades K-12

Steve Cote and Brad Snow bring hard work and creativity to daily operations and problem-solving for the water and wastewater systems in their Vermont village

Barbara Chappell rose rapidly from operations to responsibility for cities’ entire water systems. She’s most proud of helping others advance their careers.

Heidi Birdsell loves laboratory science and the role it plays in helping operators keep the wastewater treatment plant running smoothly

Nate Brown took a position in wastewater treatment to get himself off a night-shift job. It turned into a career he quickly came to love

Eric Kerr inspires and elevates his team members by sharing knowledge, conferring respect and setting high expectations