HCWA Vice-Chair Sandra Rozier (left) and Henry County District 4 Commissioner Vivian Thomas (right) welcomes the Junior Commissioners to the Tussahaw Water Treatment Plant for a tour and orientation on “Career Paths in H2O.”
HCWA Water Plant Operator Sheila Kern (front) gives the Junior Commissioners a tour of the award-winning Tussahaw Plant, which was selected earlier this year as the Plant of the Year in Georgia.
HCWA Water Quality & Compliance lab technician Tabby Lee, far left, and Water Quality & Compliance supervisor Bridget Graham (far right) provide the Junior Commissioners with insights on the award-winning Tussahaw Water Quality Laboratory.
Henry County District 4 Junior Commissioner Mary Rozier, a student at Eagle’s Landing High School, shows how much she loves studying engineering and biochemistry as she tries to wrap her arms around a 48-inch water main inside the HCWA Tussahaw Plant.
Henry County District 4 Commissioner Vivian Thomas and her Junior/Student Commissioners, upon the invitation of HCWA Vice Chair Sandra Rozier, enjoyed a recent tour of the award-winning Tussahaw Water Plant and an overview of career paths in the water profession.
HCWA Vice-Chair Sandra Rozier (left) and Henry County District 4 Commissioner Vivian Thomas (right) welcomes the Junior Commissioners to the Tussahaw Water Treatment Plant for a tour and orientation on “Career Paths in H2O.”
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HCWA Water Plant Operator Sheila Kern (front) gives the Junior Commissioners a tour of the award-winning Tussahaw Plant, which was selected earlier this year as the Plant of the Year in Georgia.
Special Photo
HCWA Water Quality & Compliance lab technician Tabby Lee, far left, and Water Quality & Compliance supervisor Bridget Graham (far right) provide the Junior Commissioners with insights on the award-winning Tussahaw Water Quality Laboratory.
Special Photo
Henry County District 4 Junior Commissioner Mary Rozier, a student at Eagle’s Landing High School, shows how much she loves studying engineering and biochemistry as she tries to wrap her arms around a 48-inch water main inside the HCWA Tussahaw Plant.
Special Photo
Henry County District 4 Commissioner Vivian Thomas and her Junior/Student Commissioners, upon the invitation of HCWA Vice Chair Sandra Rozier, enjoyed a recent tour of the award-winning Tussahaw Water Plant and an overview of career paths in the water profession.
McDONOUGH — Prior to start of the school year and the arrival of class assignments and projects, a group of Henry County honor students took a closer look at the Henry County Water Authority to learn more about careers in the water industry, especially those in engineering and biochemistry, which could be available to them in the future.
Through an invitation by HCWA Vice Chair Sandra Rozier, Henry County District IV Commissioner Vivian Thomas and her Junior/Student Commissioners recently visited the award-winning HCWA Tussahaw Water Treatment Plant (the Plant of the Year in Georgia this year) for an introduction to “Career Paths in H2O,” and the degrees and/or professional certifications necessary to pursue them.
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