ARLINGTON—The Department of Ecology’s Northwest Region Office has presented the City of Arlington with the 2023 Wastewater Treatment Plant Outstanding Performance Award for the staff’s continued high performance in the operation of the treatment facility.
“The Arlington Water Reclamation Facility has a notable record as one of the top municipal wastewater treatment plants in Washington based on effluent limits, submittals, and overall plant compliance. Ecology would like to extend our congratulations to the team at the Arlington Water Reclamation Facility for their devotion, dedication, and award-winning efforts. It takes considerable effort and teamwork to operate and maintain a wastewater treatment plant in top-running order,” stated Rachel McCrea, Water Quality Manager, NW Region Office of Department of Ecology.
Staff was recognized at the October 21, 2024, City Council meeting and received a plaque. Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Jason Ewing was pleased to receive the award and recognized his staff, including Sandy Boyd, Joe Wilson, Larry Wyland, and Kevin Urbanski. Utilities Manager Caitlin Dwyer and Public Works Director Jim Kelly thanked staff for the excellent service the treatment plant operators provide to both the community, the Stillaguamish River, and to the waters of Washington.
SOURCE: City of Arlington.
Author: Lynnwood Times Staff