Awards
FWEA’s David W. York Water Reuse Awards
In 1992, the Florida Water Environment Association (FWEA)
established the David W. York Water Reuse Awards to recognize
outstanding water reuse projects in Florida. Projects are evaluated by
members of FWEA’s Water Reuse Committee based on environmental quality
management, water reuse system, and public education/information aspects
of the submittal. The FWEA Water Reuse Committee will also nominate the
Florida winners for consideration for national awards presented by the
WateReuse Association at the annual WateReuse Symposium.
Since then, awards for Reuse Person of the Year and
Reuse Customer of the Year have also been awarded. This year the awards
were presented at the Florida Water Resources Conference’s FWEA Awards
Luncheon on Tuesday, April 7, 2009.
Congratulations to
the 2009 Award Winners
|
| Over 15.0 MGD Category |
Orange County Utilities South Water Reclamation
Facility |
| 5.0 to 15.0 MGD Category |
Toho Water Authority Sandhill Water Reclamation
Facility |
| 1.0 to 5.0 MGD Category |
Marco Island Reclaimed Water Production
Facility |
| Less than 1.0 MGD Category |
None |
| Outstanding Reclaimed Water Customer |
None |
| Water Reuse Professional of the Year |
Hassan Hadjimiry, Palm Beach County Utilities |
Englewood Water District Wins Small WateReuse Project of the Year
Award 2009
The WateReuse Association recognized the Englewood Water District
Water Reclamation Facility in Englewood, Florida, when they were
announced as the winners of their “WateReuse Project of the Year –
Small” award at the Awards Ceremony on September 14, 2009, at the Annual
WateReuse Symposium in Seattle, WA.
Englewood Water District operates a aquifer storage and recovery
system to help manage seasonal imbalances in reclaimed water supply and
demand.
Florida’s Water Reuse Program Recognized For Water Efficiency
Water Conserv II Wins Prestigious Grand Conceptor
Award
The American Consulting Engineering
Council has presented Boyle Engineering with the
Grand Conceptor
Award for the design of Water Conserv II.
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been honored?
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certification or other documentation of the award, description of
the award, a short paragraph describing your reuse system, and a
digital image/photo related to your system (optional) to the
Reuse Coordinator or Reuse Specialist.
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