Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - (Page 60) Products & Services Showcase Please visit us at Booth No. 429 and hear about our green options. CLASSIFIED LISTINGS PIT EPUMPS - METERING ProMinent Fluid Controls, Inc. 136 Industry Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15275-1014 Phone: (412) 787-2484 Fax: (412) 787-0704 E-mail: sales@prominent.us Web: www.prominent.us ProMinent Fluid Controls, Inc. is a global manufacturer of chemical metering pumps, water quality instrumentation, specialized disinfection equipment, and pre-engineered or custom skidded systems serving the Water and Wastewater Industries. We have proudly served the Municipal, Industrial and OEM markets in the United States for over 25 years. VALVES - CONTROL Bermad, Inc. 4070 Leaverton Court Anaheim, CA 92807 Toll Free: (800) 821-6825 Fax: (714) 666-2533 E-mail: info.us@bermad.com Web: www.bermad.com Bermad Control Valves combines local sales and service support and internationally recognized experience and application expertise for all your control valve requirements. Bermad world class valves for water distribution systems include: ALTITUDE VALVES - PUMP CONTROL VALVES PRESSURE REDUCING VALVES - FLOAT VALVES - RATE OF FLOW VALVES. WATER TREATMENT WesTech Engineering, Inc. WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT 3625 S. West Temple Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Phone: (801) 265-1000 Fax: (801) 265-1080 E-mail: mpalm@westech-inc.com Web: www.westech-inc.com Contact: Jake Blattman WesTech Engineering designs, engineers and manufactures water and wastewater treatment process equipment including Pressure Filters, Package Plants, Contact Clarifiers, Water Reuse, Filtration Systems, AltaFilter ™ Ultrafiltration, quality designs for ground and surface waters, aeration, mixing, flocculation, softening, arsenic, iron and manganese removal and more. Employee owned, ISO Certified, since 1973. Pristine Water Solutions, subsidiary of Met-Pro Corp. 1570 Lakeside Dr. Waukegan, IL 60085 Toll Free: (800) 562-1537 Fax: (847) 689-9289 Web: www.pristinewatersolutions.com Pristine Water Solutions, Inc. provides proprietary water treatment programs for municipal, industrial and commercial water systems. Technologies include municipal drinking water treatment programs, corrosion and sterilization programs, cleaners, commodity chemicals, polymer applications, and boiler and cooling tower applications. Pristine’s chemical treatment programs meet the requirements of a total water treatment solution. WATER TREATMENT 60 • Fourth Quarter 2008 http://www.johlinmeasurement.com http://www.zrpure.com http://www.westech-inc.com http://www.prominent.us http://www.pristinewatersolutions.com http://www.westech-inc.com http://www.pristinewatersolutions.com http://www.bermad.com
Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 Contents From the President Rural Water: Where are We Headed? The Future of Water in America Bank Collateral Controls in Nervous Times Bottle of Water or Billion Dollar Bully? Aqua Chocolate No Mas Why Even Small Water Systems Should Have Personnel Policy Manuals Safe Drinking Water Regulatory Update 2008 NRWA Industry Event Throwing My Loop Advertisers.com Index to Advertisers From the CEO Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 (Page Cover1) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 (Page Cover2) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 (Page 3) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 (Page 4) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Contents (Page 5) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Contents (Page 6) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Contents (Page 7) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - From the President (Page 8) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - From the President (Page 9) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - From the President (Page 10) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - From the President (Page 11) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - From the President (Page 12) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - From the President (Page 13) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Rural Water: Where are We Headed? (Page 14) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Rural Water: Where are We Headed? (Page 15) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Rural Water: Where are We Headed? (Page 16) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - The Future of Water in America (Page 17) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - The Future of Water in America (Page 18) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - The Future of Water in America (Page 19) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bank Collateral Controls in Nervous Times (Page 20) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bank Collateral Controls in Nervous Times (Page 21) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bank Collateral Controls in Nervous Times (Page 22) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bank Collateral Controls in Nervous Times (Page 23) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bottle of Water or Billion Dollar Bully? (Page 24) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bottle of Water or Billion Dollar Bully? (Page 25) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bottle of Water or Billion Dollar Bully? (Page 26) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bottle of Water or Billion Dollar Bully? (Page 27) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bottle of Water or Billion Dollar Bully? (Page 28) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bottle of Water or Billion Dollar Bully? (Page 29) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bottle of Water or Billion Dollar Bully? (Page 30) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Bottle of Water or Billion Dollar Bully? (Page 31) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Aqua Chocolate No Mas (Page 32) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Aqua Chocolate No Mas (Page 33) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Aqua Chocolate No Mas (Page 34) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Aqua Chocolate No Mas (Page 35) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Aqua Chocolate No Mas (Page 36) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Aqua Chocolate No Mas (Page 37) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Why Even Small Water Systems Should Have Personnel Policy Manuals (Page 38) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Why Even Small Water Systems Should Have Personnel Policy Manuals (Page 39) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Why Even Small Water Systems Should Have Personnel Policy Manuals (Page 40) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Safe Drinking Water (Page 41) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Safe Drinking Water (Page 42) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Regulatory Update (Page 43) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Regulatory Update (Page 44) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Regulatory Update (Page 45) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - 2008 NRWA Industry Event (Page 46) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - 2008 NRWA Industry Event (Page 47) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - 2008 NRWA Industry Event (Page 48) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - 2008 NRWA Industry Event (Page 49) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Throwing My Loop (Page 50) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Throwing My Loop (Page 51) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Throwing My Loop (Page 52) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Throwing My Loop (Page 53) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Throwing My Loop (Page 54) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Throwing My Loop (Page 55) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Throwing My Loop (Page 56) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Throwing My Loop (Page 57) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Throwing My Loop (Page 58) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Throwing My Loop (Page 59) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Throwing My Loop (Page 60) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Advertisers.com (Page 61) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Advertisers.com (Page 62) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Index to Advertisers (Page 63) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Index to Advertisers (Page 64) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - Index to Advertisers (Page 65) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - From the CEO (Page 66) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - From the CEO (Page Cover3) Rural Water - Quarter 4, 2008 - From the CEO (Page Cover4)
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