Each year, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management awards the John N. Hurty Service Awards to individuals with 25 or more years of service at one or more Indiana public water utilities. These awards are given annually at the Indiana Section American Water Works Association (AWWA) Fall District meetings.
The Indiana Section AWWA Executive Board believes that these service awards are a valuable way to recognize long-serving public water utility employees; therefore, the section has volunteered to oversee the administration of the John N. Hurty Service Awards to ensure their continuation.
Eric Keilman, from the Plymouth Water Department, received the “John N. Hurty Service Award” on September 26th. Plymouth Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson said, “His many accomplishments have been exemplified by practice and example in the continuous production of a safe potable water supply.”
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