iLead Kicks Off
iLead Kicks Off
Greenville Utilities' new iLead program is in full swing with the first class of 16 employees. iLead is an internal leadership, education, and development program for participants to prepare themselves to compete for leadership positions at GUC. Applicants must show potential for (or demonstrated)...
Ospreys and Eagles Rule the Roost
Ospreys and Eagles Rule the Roost
When people seek to photograph bald eagles and ospreys, they typically visit national parks, not their local wastewater treatment plant. For many years, these majestic birds -- along with turtles and schools of fish -- have called the GUC Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) home. Water is a vital...
Manager's Corner - May 2016
Manager's Corner - May 2016
While most people are slowing down to enjoy the relaxing days of summer, we remain busy at Greenville Utilities. We have a lot going on that enhances the services we provide to customers and our community. There's the upcoming launch of our new customer-facing systems (Customer Care & Billing and...
May 2016 Board Notes
May 2016 Board Notes
The GUC Board of Commissioners held its regular monthly meeting on May 19, 2016. Here are the highlights of that meeting: Current Year Budget Adjustment. Each May, there is an amendment to the current budget for Operations and Capital Projects based on actual operating results for 10 months of the...
May's Featured Employee: Jason Cyphers
May's Featured Employee: Jason Cyphers
Gas Engineering Coordinator, Jason Cyphers is a man who loves adventure. From hiking the Linville Gorge in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina to kayaking the swift rivers that empty into the Catawba Valley, Jason is there. Originally from the mountains of Virginia, Jason moved to North...