NEWS

Reliable wastewater pumping systems require more than design—they require experience. Scott Trotter, P.E., President of Trotter & Associates, Inc., returned to UW–Madison to instruct the Wastewater Pumping Systems and Lift Stations course within the Interdisciplinary Professional Programs in the College of Engineering, led by Dr. Adib Amini, Ph.D., PE, ENV SP, BCEE. Alongside Dr. Amini, Chris Suomi, Central District Manager at Gorman-Rupp Engineered Systems Division, and Tom Jenkins, PE, President of JenTech, Inc., the course focused on applied hydraulics, equipment selection, and system performance through real-world application. Experience shared is infrastructure strengthened. 

Engineering the Trotter way means looking beyond the surface—planning for what’s ahead. TAI is at the WI APWA Spring Conference, where discussions on water resources, transportation, and sustainability are shaping today’s municipal priorities. Visit Steve Cieslica, Cade Sundstedt, and Christina Betz at Booth #18 to discuss your community’s needs.

Trotter and Associates, Inc., is exhibiting at the IWPC Conference in East Peoria, where Illinois water experts connect, share, and move the industry forward. Scott Trotter, P.E., and Jerry Ruth, P.E., are representing TAI at the conference. We are also proud to have Jerry on the IWEA Executive Board, enabling him to support the industry beyond his project work and reflecting TAI’s commitment to community collaboration for sustainable infrastructure solutions. 

Scott Trotter, P.E., BCEE, and Eric Davenport attended the WRWA Annual Technical Conference in Green Bay, WI, this week. The conference workshops provided an opportunity for updates and conversations about the future of water and wastewater! On the exhibit floor, they connected with clients and partners, including Jon Baumann from the Village of Sussex. TAI is partnering with the Village of Sussex on the WPCF Improvements Project to modernize key wastewater systems.