SHOW AND TELL: Bay West Treatment Plant Operator Jesse Phillips talks about equipment located in one of the treatment plants located near Highway 6 north of Memphis. The “trays” on the right use air to treat the water that has been pumped to the plant for TCE, a solvent used during munitions production at the former Nebraska Ordnance Plant. (Staff Photo by Lisa Brichacek)
LEARNING THE ROUTE: Last week’s open house included a bus tour of the former NOP area. Arrow Stageline Bus Driver Kaylea Walker (left) gets a few directions on the map prior to the tour from Corps Assistant Mayss Saadoon. (Staff Photo by Lisa Brichacek)
MEAD – Last week’s open house and tour of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ cleanup site south of Mead didn’t report much in the way of changes for the ongoing project.
SHOW AND TELL: Bay West Treatment Plant Operator Jesse Phillips talks about equipment located in one of the treatment plants located near Highway 6 north of Memphis. The “trays” on the right use air to treat the water that has been pumped to the plant for TCE, a solvent used during munitions production at the former Nebraska Ordnance Plant. (Staff Photo by Lisa Brichacek)
LEARNING THE ROUTE: Last week’s open house included a bus tour of the former NOP area. Arrow Stageline Bus Driver Kaylea Walker (left) gets a few directions on the map prior to the tour from Corps Assistant Mayss Saadoon. (Staff Photo by Lisa Brichacek)
