Events, Presentations and Booth Exhibits
Our staff is active professionally. We attend conferences to expand our knowledge and remain on the forefront of technology and solutions, and to also share our knowledge and experiences through presentations that showcase noteworthy projects or topics. We look forward to connecting with you at any of the following events:
13th Annual Fox Valley Operators Association Conference – August 15 in St. Charles, IL
At this conference, we will have a presentation titled: Bensenville WWTP Process Replacement & BNR, presented by Troy Stinson and Troy Larson.
Indiana Water Environment Association (IWEA) 2019 Annual Conference – August 21-23 in Fort Wayne, IN
At this conference, we will have three presentations: Troubleshooting Filamentous Organisms Results in Development of Operational Tools, presented by Kevin Earnest, Columbus,Indiana Case Study: Biological Phosphorus Removal for Everyone, presented by Brandi Rodriguez and a representative from Columbus City Utilities, and Extending Sewers While Eliminating Lift Stations, presented by Matthew Smith and a representative from TriCo Regional Sewer Utility.
Indiana Association for Floodplain and Stormwater Management (INAFSM) – September 4-6 in Fort Wayne, IN
At this conference, we will have a presentation titled: Make the Most of Your Budget by Maximizing Funding Opportunities, presented by Mark Krenzke.
Wisconsin Section of the American Water Works Association (WIAWWA) Annual Meeting – September 11-13 in Madison, WI
At this conference, we will have two presentations: Developing and Implementing the Facilities Plan at J Avenue Water Treatment Plant, presented by Steve Kluesner and It’s Complicated; A Utility’s Search to Maximize Water Quality, presented by Ryan Wood.
League of Wisconsin Municipalities Annual Conference – October 23-25 in Wisconsin Dells, WI
We will have a booth at this conference.
Indiana Water Environment Association (IWEA) Specialty Conference – October 30 in Columbus, IN
At this conference, we will have two presentations: Greenwood’s Annual Lining: Rethinking the Approach to Sewer Lining Maximizes Use of City’s Budget, presented by Ashley Getz and Not Just Another Report – Use Your LTCP Update to its Full Potential, presented by Bill Porter.
Past Presentations
WATERCON 2019 – March 18-21 in Springfield, IL
At this conference, we had a few presentations: Developing the Facilities Plan Along J Avenue by Brian Hackman; When, Where, and How To Use Variable Frequency Drives by Brent Studnicka; A SCADA System Primer by Brent Studnicka; Corrosion Control and Lead Mitigation In Water Systems by Brian Hackman; and Low Level Phosphorus Removal Experience In Wisconsin Provides Valuable Data For Developing P-Removal Studies in Illinois by Dominic Gattone and Tim Juskiewicz.
Wisconsin Rural Water Association (WRWA) Annual Technical Conference – March 26-29 in La Crosse, WI
We had a booth at this conference. We also had a presentation titled: Corrosion Control Treatment Studies: Desktop vs Demonstration, presented by Andy Mullendore.
Indiana Rural Water Association 2019 Spring Conference – April 15-17 in Indianapolis, IN
We had a presentation titled: New Well Field Development, Planning, and Engineering Considerations, presented by Jim McNulty.
American Public Works Association (APWA) Illinois Chapter Conference – May 2-3 in Peoria, IL
At this conference, we had a presentation titled: City of Joliet’s CSO Tunnel and Wet Weather Treatment Facility, presented by Troy Stinson and a representative from the City of Joliet.
Ohio Stormwater Conference – May 8-10 in Cincinnati, OH
We had multiple presentations, including: Cover Your Assets: Long-Term Solutions to Stream Erosion, presented by Kelly Kuhbander; Forest Preserve Restoration Provides Backbone for Major Flood Mitigation Project, presented by John Lyons; and Capitalizing on Redevelopment to Reduce Flooding in Downtown Lexington, presented by Chris Rust.
Water Environment Federation (WEF) Collection Systems 2019 Conference – June 4-7 in Indianapolis, IN
At this conference, we had a presentation titled: True Integrated Planning – Using Clean Water Act Investments to Transform a Cincinnati Community, presented by Michael Ellerbrock.
Iowa Water Environment Association (IAWEA) Annual Conference – June 5-6 in Altoona, IA
At this conference, we had a presentation titled: Fond du Lac’s Sidestream Deammonification Project: Design, Startup, and Lessons Learned, presented by Randy Wirtz.
Ohio Water and Environment Association (OWEA) 2019 Technical Conference & Expo – June 24-27 in Huron, OH
At this conference, we had several presentations, including: A Look Into Phosphorus Design, presented by Jamie Mills; Navigating Regulatory Mandates with Limited Funds and Resources, presented by Kris Ruggles; Retrofitting a Pump Station for Intermediate and Future Use, presented by Adam Athmer; Fond du Lac’s Sidestream Deammonification Project – Design, Startup, and Lessons Learned, presented by Randy Wirtz and Jamie Mills; and Hamilton, Ohio – WWTP Biosolids and Energy Master Planning, presented by Randy Wirtz and Jenn Delebreau, along with representatives from the City of Hamilton.
Joint Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) International and Texas District Annual Meeting and Exhibit – July 21-24 in Austin, TX
At this conference, we had a presentation titled: Using High-Tech to Offer Alternate Routes Choices, presented by Luke Holman.
Water Environment Association (WEF) Nutrient Removal and Recovery Symposium 2019 – July 23-25 in Minneapolis, MN
At this conference, we had a presentation titled: Simplification of Treatment Processes and Equipment Replacement Results in Energy Efficient Biological Nutrient Removal at the Bensenville, IL WWTF, presented by Nick Bartolerio.
