Gold and Silver in the City's Water Works | Rockville Reports Online

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The Rockville Water Treatment Plant has been honored with the Silver Drop Award, celebrating its 25 years of steadfast membership in the Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association. Superintendent Glenn Maggard, accompanied by regulatory and compliance engineer Zoë Goodson and Assistant Superintendent James Boone, accepted the award on behalf of the city. This accolade highlights the plant's unwavering commitment to providing high-quality water services and maintaining rigorous standards of operational excellence. The Silver Drop Award not only recognizes the plant’s achievements but also emphasizes the importance of sustainability and public health in water management. The ceremony marked a significant milestone for the city, showcasing the dedication of the staff who work tirelessly to ensure the safety and reliability of the water supply.

As communities increasingly prioritize environmental stewardship, awards like this reinforce the vital role that water treatment facilities play in public health and safety. Rockville's recognition serves as an inspiration for other municipalities striving to improve their water services. This achievement is a proud moment for the city and its residents, reflecting a commitment to excellence in public service.

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