employee spotlight

Tamara Byers in uniform with her hand raised, taking an oath from a fellow soldier in front of a large American flag.

Once a Soldier, Always a Soldier: Meet Tamara Byers

This Veterans Day, Charlotte Water is recognizing employees who served our country and now serve our community. We’d like to introduce Tamara Byers, Senior HR Manager, who spent eight years…

Ron Wallace in a gray Army jacket and black knit cap stands in front of a holiday display featuring a large snowman, Santa in his sleigh, string lights, and a “Merry Christmas” banner.

From Army Trucks to Treatment Plants: Meet Ron Wallace

Our Veterans Day series continues with Ron Wallace, who served 23 years in the U.S. Army, part of it while working at Charlotte Water. Key Takeaways: Ron Wallace served 23…

Eight soldiers in camouflage uniforms, several wearing drill sergeant hats, pose in two rows between an American flag and a unit flag. A sign in front reads “Fort Jackson SC, B Co 3 BN, 61 INF RGT 4 BDE, Cadre, Apr 24 1992.” Mark Goodman stands at the far right of the front row in a drill sergeant hat.

Every Veteran Has a Story: Meet Mark Goodman

Our Veterans Day series wraps up with Mark Goodman, program manager for Charlotte Water’s Utility Management Systems, whose Army and Army Reserve career spanned 42 years. Key Takeaways: Mark Goodman…

Person wearing a black hijab and a red and gray jacket, wearing orange gloves and glasses, smiles while holding a clear sample tube upright with both hands, standing at a wastewater treatment plant near a gray Hach-branded equipment cabinet and an orange pipe under a clear blue sky.

Rain, Bacteria, and Phosphorus: What Research Fellow Fatima Ghaleb Learned About Storms and Wastewater Treatment

Every year, Charlotte Water’s Research Fellowship gives graduate researchers the chance to tackle real-world questions facing our treatment facilities. This year, Fatima Ghaleb spent her fellowship with our Environmental Management…