The small town of Watsonville, California, is nestled between Santa Cruz on the north and Monterey on the south. The hilly agricultural area thrives on tourism through nearby redwood forests and majestic mountains.
The Watsonville Wastewater Treatment Facility, first constructed during the 1920s, has seen its mission grow from servicing a small agricultural community to treating wastewater for tens of thousands of residents, as well as commercial and industrial businesses.In the ensuing century, the staff has developed its own way of doing things, as happens in many American cities. The team is primarily responsible for preventive maintenance of the city’s sanitary
