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Safety continues to be the main focus for Jasper city departments as the Water Utility learned it has won the 2018 Wendell LaDue Utility Safety Award a nation wide recognition.

The Jasper Municipal Water Utility has won the 2018 Wendell LaDue Utility Safety Award from the American Water Works Association. The award for Class II service providers will be presented at the group’s annual meeting in Las Vegas this coming June.

Tim Doersam, Jasper Gas & Water Manager said, “Winning this award is a great accomplishment for our utility. The dedication of our employees to work safely day in and day out, often in extreme conditions, should make the city of Jasper proud.”

Jasper Personnel/Safety/Loss Control Director Cale Knies indicated the award aligns with the City’s safety programs. “The City’s commitment and dedication to employee health and safety leads directly to quality and safe drinking water for our citizens.”

The award was established in honor of Wendell R. LaDue, a longtime industry safety advocate.

Other 2018 Winners are:

Class I – Prince William Water Utility in Virginia; Class III – Eugene Water & Electric Board in Oregon; and, Las Vegas Valley Water District of Nevada in Class IV.

Jasper General Manager of Utilities, Bud Hauersperger, stated, “I am proud of the Jasper Water Department for receiving this national safety award. All the Jasper Municipal Utilities’ departments work very hard to emphasize the importance of making sure every employee stays safe on the job.”

 

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