Illinois Association of Water
Pollution Control Operators History
The Illinois Sewage Works association was founded in 1935. The organization was incorporated as the Illinois Association of Water Pollution Control Operators in 1972. The purpose of the Illinois Association of Water Pollution Control Operators is to bring together wastewater treatment professionals to educate, encourage the exchange of ideas, and exhibit the latest equipment and technologies. The Illinois Association of Water Pollution Control Operators hosts an annual four-day conference in April of each year in Springfield, Illinois. The association also provides regional, one-day conferences located in four selected areas within the state of Illinois in the fall. The Illinois Association of Water Pollution Control Operators provides its membership four quarterly newsletters per year containing up to date articles and advertising.
Past Chairman of the Illinois Sewage
Works Operators Conference
1972 - Anthony J. Larocca
1971 - Kendall Barry
1970 - Clifford Fore
1969 - W. R . Gelston
1968 - Paul Bracken
1967 - John Keim
1966 - Walter Glavey
1965 - Willard Pfeifer
1964 - Milo Prentice
1963 - John Allsopp
1962 - Charles E. Hughes, Jr
1961 - Edward Meers
1960 - I.G. Knoebel
1959 - G.L. Hall
1958 - Paul Carlson
1957 - John Wooten
1956 - J. Adams
1955 - F.E. Peterson
1954 - E. Jack Beatty
1953 - C. McFeron
1952 - Fred E. Johnson
1951 - R . Spiess
1950 - William McMullen
1949 - David R. Miller
1948 - L.W. Hunt
1947 - C. Core
1946 - L. H. Freeman
1945 - Lee S. Kraus
1944 - E. J. Watterson
1943 - Ray Corr
1942
1941 - H . Fisher
1940 - Miles Lamb (Temp)
1939 - Roy Metz
1938 - L.W. Hunt
1937 - H.F. Coil
1936 - E. E. Smith
1935 -