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By Mark Dupree 02 May, 2024
Trotter and Associates, Inc. is excited to announce the promotion of Aaron Berry, P.E., to Director of Business Operations. During the firms’ 2023 Strategic Planning Meeting, the leadership team designed an organizational structure which will support the firm’s advancement to over 100 team members. The DBO is a critical role and has corporate responsibility for overseeing the firms’ financials, vendor contractual obligations, staffing, as well as optimizing all available resources. As we celebrate Trotter’s 25th anniversary, Aaron's 17 years of experience with the firm brings a wealth of knowledge about our operations, vision, and values. He joined the firm as an intern, and has worked as a staff engineer, project engineer, and project manager for some of our cornerstone water/wastewater projects. Aaron's engineering degree, MBA, and experience make him perfect for this pivotal role in the company’s evolution.  In addition to his work with TAI, Aaron has become a recognized leader in local and national organizations dedicated to the water quality industry. While Aaron has held many positions within these organizations, he currently serves as the Chair of the Water Environment Federation (WEF)'s WEFTEC Advisory Committee. Throughout his career, Aaron has been involved with projects, maintaining existing client relationships, engaging prospective clients, and supporting the firm's growth. Trotter and Associates’ 2019 Strategic Plan included the future leaders of the firm, Jerry Ruth, Chris Marschinke, and Aaron Berry. Aaron became a principal in 2021 and is well-positioned to help lead our strategic efforts dedicated to supporting TAI’s critical objectives: Nurturing External Relationships, Enhancing the Expertise of the Team, and Guaranteeing Operational Stability. Feel free to reach out and congratulate Aaron on his promotion.
By Mark Dupree 29 Apr, 2024
Trotter and Associates, Inc. is excited to announce the addition of William Whitinger to our Civil Engineering Team. William holds a BA in Business from Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and will be based at our Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, office. Before joining us, William served as an OTM Manager at CTW Corporation, where he skillfully managed water system contracts and inspections, liaising effectively with clients and village/government officials. He conducted proactive preventative maintenance and carried out monthly water system inspections. Additionally, William served as a Well Pump Lead Installer at CTW, overseeing post‐installation inspections, assessing the condition of existing fixtures, and implementing electrical safety procedures. He adeptly tested and troubleshooted systems to preempt potential issues or address current problems. Trotter and Associates, Inc. looks forward to William's positive impact on our team and introducing him to our valued clients.
By Kimberly Zylke 24 Apr, 2024
Elizabeth Heise from Trotter and Associates, Inc., will present part three of the webinar series "Choosing Your Phosphorus Removal Process" on Tuesday, April 30, 2024, at 12 PM. This webinar will build on Parts 1 and 2 and provide participants with the necessary tools to evaluate both Bio-P and Chem-P and make an informed selection for a WRRF based on key deciding factors. The presenters will first discuss the information needed to make an informed decision and demonstrate what a robust RFI should include. The presentation will then consider existing facility infrastructure, including configuration, secondary treatment, solids treatment, disinfection, available capacity, operational requirements, cost, and available footprint on-site. The presenters will review the use of decision-making criteria, both monetary and nonmonetary, as part of the decision-making process. After discussing the selection process, the presenters will examine a brief example case. For more information about the webinar click on the following link: www.wef.org/events--education/webcasts/upcoming-webcasts/choosing-your-phosphorus-removal-process----part-3/ PDH Credits will be available for attendees following this event on this platform.
By Mark Dupree 15 Apr, 2024
Trotter and Associates, Inc. (TAI) is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor for WaterCON in Peoria from April 15 through April 17 at the Peoria Civic Center. TAI is a full-service civil engineering firm structured to meet the growing needs of our municipal clients. Trotter and Associates, Inc. has the water and wastewater engineering expertise required to resolve the complex issues brought on by increased development, changing regulatory environment, and aging infrastructure. The potable water system is one of the most important services a community can provide. It protects public health, enhances the quality of life, is instrumental in fire protection, and supports economic growth within the community. As such, systems must be designed and operated in a way that interruption of service is an unusual event. Visit us at Booth 312 and 314. Scott Trotter, Steve Cieslica, Chris Marschinke, and Brandon Thomas look forward to meeting you in person to discuss your needs. 
By Mark Dupree 22 Mar, 2024
The Village of Holiday Hills Sanitary Sewer Project will receive almost $1 million in federal funding to extend Northern Moraine Wastewater Reclamation District (NMWRD) sanitary sewers to residents in Holiday Hills, Le Village Vaupell, and unincorporated McHenry County. U.S. Representative Bill Foster requested the project funding to provide critical water infrastructure to improve public health, mitigate flooding, and serve McHenry County residents for generations. The project will benefit the area by improving water quality and gradually eliminating environmental deficiencies. Representative Foster toured the Holiday Hills/ Le Village Vaupell project last year along with Scott Trotter, President of Trotter and Associates, Inc. The engineering vision for this project is to maintain a sustainable municipal wastewater utility while expanding services to unsewered communities, protecting public health, and preserving the environment by reclaiming precious water and other resources. For more information about how Congressman Bill Foster is working to improve our community, please visit foster.house.gov/media For more information about the project, please visit at www.nmwrd.org
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