Florida Public Projects Off to Great Start

ClearWater Solutions’ two new public projects in Florida are off to a great start!   The Town of Century and the Town of Jay have already proven to be successful partnerships in the company’s public portfolio. In the Town of Century, Florida, the CWS team began work on April 17, 2024 to help the Town navigate […]

CWS Conducts Meter Change Out Program for Petal, MS

A meter changeout program is currently underway in Petal, MS.  The CWS team is assisting an outside contractor with the replacement of 3,662 meters throughout the city, installing new radio-read units in place of the existing, outdated equipment.  When CWS began work for the City in October 2022, there were between 80 to 100 hand […]

Hoover Plant Hosts High School Group

CWS’s Inverness Wastewater Treatment Plant in Hoover, Alabama recently hosted students from the nearby Spain Park High School.  On Thursday, the school’s AP Environmental Science students had the unique opportunity to tour the facility.  Led by experts from ClearWater Solutions, the City of Hoover, and Goodwyn Mills Cawood, students took an in-depth look at each […]

First Public System in NC Operating Successfully

The company’s first public system located in North Carolina – the Town of Robersonville – is operating successfully according to Vice President of Operations, Dana Hill.  The contract began in July and includes the operations of the Town’s wastewater treatment plant, seven drinking water wells, and three elevated water storage tanks which serve 1,270 residents.  […]

Preparedness is Key to Navigating a Storm or Emergency

Preparedness is key to navigating a storm or emergency.  ClearWater Solutions’ Louisiana team recently delivered 1,250 gallons of fuel to Florida ahead of Hurricane Milton.  A big “thank you” to Matt Sharp, Jeff Haugh, and Tony Jones who took to the road to ensure our Florida teams had sufficient fuel to power its fleet, generators, […]

Company Compliance Scores Exceed Industry Averages

Compliance is critical. In the water and wastewater industry, it is the mechanism that ensures public health, environmental protection, and operational efficiency. Compliance regulations aim to control the quality of water resources, manage pollutants, and ensure safe water treatment practices, while non-compliance can lead to significant legal, financial, and reputational consequences for companies, as well as […]

McCormick County Team Loans Generator to Local Business

In times of natural disaster, the kindness of others shines more brightly.  We hear stories of volunteers lending a hand to clean up debris.  Linemen showing up from several states away to help restore power.  And even donations of food and supplies pouring in from nearby communities.  The generosity of others makes you realize that […]

Swainsboro Makes Swift Recovery

It’s been a long hard road for the City of Swainsboro, GA and the entirety of Emanuel County for the last several days. I know other areas got hit hard, but this is what we have been living through in MY hometown. So many of our beautiful pine trees that are part of our City’s […]

Hurricane Helene Update From Paul Quentel

As you are aware, Hurricane Helene has caused significant devastation throughout multiple states, including many regions in which we serve – Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Tennessee.  In fact, we know that some of you, your families and loved ones may have been directly impacted by this disaster.  Please know that our thoughts […]

Washford Promoted to Project Manager

We are excited to announce that Dwayne Washford has been promoted to Project Manager of Eastern Missouri. Dwayne came to CWS in February 2024 as an operator with 10 years of experience in the water/wastewater industry.   Brady Graves, VP of Operations for the Western Division, stated, “Dwayne has shown a great ability to lead […]