Plains receives statewide award for wastewater system
Plains councilor Lana Dicken presents Plains Wastewater Operator Greg Dicken with the Operator of the Year award. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Plains Community Ambulance Service EMT Jen Fratzke on the town's new ambulance. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Kim McMann talks about available tourism grants. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
The Town of Plains was recognized for outstanding performance during the May City Council meeting.
Ward one Councilor Lana Dicken presented two awards to Wastewater Operator Greg Dicken. The first award came from the Montana Water Environment Association and was the 2024 Small System Award for outstanding operation, maintenance and administration of a wastewater treatment system. MWEA is a not-for-profit technical and educational organization established in 1928 to protect health and the environment and increase awareness of the impact and value of water.
The second award went to Dicken for Wastewater Operator of the Year for 2019. Montana Rural Water Systems Inc. sponsored that award. They are an organization that provides training and technical assistance to drinking water, wastewater and tribal systems in Montana.
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