Elizabethton, Tennessee, has merged its separate water and wastewater divisions into a single Water Resources Department and is realizing synergies, cost savings and long-overdue rehabilitation of its water and sewer lines.
Water Resources General Manager Johann Coetzee says the new strategy recognizes that water and wastewater requires a holistic approach that enacts the concept of “one water.”
Elizabethton’s new organization features a facilities team that works under facilities manager Ed Mullins to take care of the water and wastewater treatment plants and other capital assets, while a construction group handles all maintenance, repairs and replacement work, headed by construction manager
Tennessee City Takes on Water Leaks and I&I
Elizabethton, Tennessee, has seen cost savings since merging its water and wastewater divisions into a single entity, allowing it to tackle overdue rehabilitation projects
Feb 11, 2019
| by Jim Force |

















