The Big Bid Theory · 2019-11-14 · 21 min
“When the well is dry, we know the worth of water.”, from Benjamin Franklin, who had the appropriate nickname, ‘Water American’. What are government agencies doing to ensure that our wells don’t run dry? Todd Danielson, Chief Utilities Executive, for Avon Lake, Ohio, discussed a myriad of topics on clean water. Among them: challenges faced by the water industry, details on sewer separation, how population shifts are impacting the availability of clean water, and the future of the water industry. In Crazy Bids, speaking of water, in this case the frozen variety, Bill Culhane looks at the steady, consistent inflow of snow removal requests. All of that and more. A lot more! Our Guest: Todd Danielson bio: On Twitter: @ALWaterChief Avon Lake Combined Sewer Separation Project:
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