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26 | Texas WET May 2009Awards Continued from page 24WEAT Emerging Leader AwardTarlton “Trooper” Smith, P.E. (Freese & Nichols), is therecipient of the WEAT Emerging Leader Award. The awardhonors a young WEATmember who hasprovided outstandingservice in support ofthe Association in theform of committeeinvolvement,recruiting, volunteertime, eventWEAT Emerging Leader AwardTarlton “Trooper” Smithparticipation, andother contributions.WEAT Pillars of the Profession AwardM. Truett Garrett, Jr.WEAT Pillars of theProfession AwardM. Truett Garrett, Jr.,Sc.D., P.E. (PBS&J),is the recipient of theWEAT Pillars of theProfession Award.The award honors anindividual of provenpreeminence whohas demonstratedsubstantial contributionstowards the improvements of the water environmentvia a distinguished career in the wastewater industry.WEAT Winfield S. Mahlie AwardTheo Glanton, P.E(City of Houston) isthe recipient of theWEAT Mahlie Award.The award honors aWEAT member whohas made significantcontributions to theart and science ofwastewater treatmentand water pollutioncontrol.WEAT Winfield S. Mahlie AwardTheo GlantonWEAT Sidney L. Allison AwardLeigh A. Cerda, P.E. (GSW &Associates) is the recipientof the WEAT Allison Award.The award is presented toa person who has madesignificant contributions tothe engineering, science, and/or operation and maintenanceof wastewater collection andpumping stations.WEAT Sidney L.Allison AwardLeigh A. CerdaWEAT Ronald B. Sieger BiosolidsManagement Award, Central RegionalWastewater Systems Biosolids Program,Trinity River AuthorityWEAT Ronald B.Sieger BiosolidsManagement AwardCentral RegionalWastewater SystemsBiosolids Program,Trinity River Authorityis the recipient of theWEAT Ronald B. SiegerBiosolids ManagementAward. The award ispresented to a WEATmember, an engineering firm, a specific project, a municipality,or a specific wastewater facility that has made significantaccomplishments in the field of biosolids technology andmanagement practices within the State of Texas.WEAT Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant of the Year – Category 1(less than 1 MGD) City of Somerset Wastewater Treatment Plant, SanAntonio River AuthorityWEAT Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant of the Year – Category3 (more than 15 MGD) Keegans Bayou Wastewater Treatment Plant,City of HoustonWEAT Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant of the Year – Category 2(1-15 MGD) Lockhart Wastewater Treatment Plant No. 2, Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority
May 2009 Texas WET | 27WEAT Outstanding Municipal Operator of the YearRon Lucero (UTRWD’S Lakeview Regional Water ReclamationPlant) is the recipient of the WEAT Outstanding MunicipalOperator of the Year. This award is presented to a municipalwastewater treatmentplant operator in theState of Texas whohas demonstratedoutstandingprofessionalism athis facility and hasperformed his dutiestirelessly and withdedication to thebetterment of thewater environment.WEAT Outstanding Municpal Operatorof the Year, Ron LuceroWEAT Medal of Honor for HeroismCity of Galveston, Municipal Utilities Department is therecipient of the WEAT Medal of Honor for Heroism.WEAT Medal ofHonor for HeroismTrinity BayConservation Districtis the recipient of theWEAT Medal of Honorfor Heroism.WEAT Medal of Honor for HeroismTrinity Bay Conservation DistrictWEAT Medal ofHonor for HeroismRandy Ward,Galveston CountyM.U.D. #12, is therecipient of the WEATMedal of Honor forHeroism.WEAT Medal of Honor for HeroismGalveston M.U.D.Honor for HeroismSteve Hodges andAndrew Esquibel(Trinity RiverAuthority’s DentonCreek RegionalWastewater System)are the recipients of theWEAT Medal of Honorfor Heroism.WEAT Medal ofHonor for HeroismGalveston CountyM.U.D. is the recipientof the WEAT Medal ofHonor for Heroism.WEAT Medal ofWEAT Medal of Honor for HeroismSteve Hodges and Andrew EsquibelWEAT Medal ofHonor for HeroismThomas Barnett(Texas Commission onEnvironmental Quality)is the recipient of theWEAT Medal of Honorfor Heroism.WEAT Medal of Honor for HeroismRandy Ward, Galveston M.U.D.WEAT Laboratory Analyst Excellence AwardJosephine “Josie” C. Longoria (Guadalupe-Blanco RiverAuthority) is therecipient of the WEATLaboratory AnalystExcellence Award thatrecognizes a member ofWEAT for outstandingperformance,professionalism, andcontributions to theWEAT Laboratory Analyst ExcellenceAward, Josie Longoriawater quality analysisprofession.WEAT 2008-2009 Presidential AwardThe City of Midlandis the recipient of theWEAT 2008-2009Presidential Awardfor recognition ofoutstanding efforttowards promoting theuse of reclaimed water.WEAT 2008-2009 Presidential Award,City of MidlandWEAT Medal of Honor for HeroismThomas BarnettContinued on page 30
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