Resident Ospreys Get New Home
Resident Ospreys Get New Home
When people seek to photograph bald eagles and ospreys, they typically visit national parks, not their local wastewater treatment plant. However, for many years, these majestic birds -- along with turtles and schools of fish -- have called the GUC Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) property home...
April 2022 Cyber Talk
April 2022 Cyber Talk
Each month, ‘Cyber Talk’ will include statistics on GUC’s Phish Alert Button usage and, occasionally, any relevant cybersecurity or Information Technology (IT) tips or updates. Phish Alert Button Statistics IT is now tracking use of the Phish Alert Button. The following statistics are from April...
Neighbor To Neighbor
Neighbor To Neighbor
GUC’s Neighbor to Neighbor program received a $8,700 donation from the Presbyterian Women of First Presbyterian Church. In past years, they have raised the funds through their annual Taste Testing Luncheon. With this year’s event being cance l led due to COVID-19 restrictions, the group continued...
Dean Roberson Retires
Dean Roberson Retires
Dean Roberson, Equipment Operator V, recently retired after 29 years of service with Greenville Utilities’ Water Resources Department. Dean operated equipment like backhoes, excavators, and large hauling trucks for Water maintenance crews, and performed other tasks as needed. As an Equipment...
Northside Water Tower Officially Retires
Northside Water Tower Officially Retires
April 20th marked the official retirement of GUC’s Northside elevated water tank when contractors showed up around 5:30 a.m. to begin demolition. This 500,000-gallon steel tank, which reached just over 100 feet tall, was built in 1965. “The Northside tank hasn’t been tied directly into GUC’s...