Washington County

The Department of Water Quality is a public service agency that is a part of the Environmental Management of the government of the city of Williamsport, Md. It works to protect the environment and public health. The department provides safe, efficient and cost-effective water and wastewater services in regards to the construction, operation, maintenance and management of systems in compliance with local, state and federal regulations. The Department of Water Quality also oversees the operations and maintenance of a variety of domestic wastewater plants, water treatment facilities, pumping stations, grinder and low-pressure pumps, and pipes and lines. It also operates an industrial wastewater pretreatment facility that undertakes public wastewater management projects.

Washington County Public Schools (WCPS) is dedicated to providing various employment opportunities for qualified individuals in Hagerstown, MD. Their job bank encompasses roles in teaching, administration, transportation, coaching, food service, facilities maintenance, and educational support services. The Human Resources Department at WCPS aims to support current employees by offering easy access to essential resources, benefits, and internal job opportunities. With a vision of fostering a community that inspires curiosity, creativity, and achievement, WCPS is committed to excellence in education and workforce development. Generated from the website

Frederick Water is dedicated to providing essential water and wastewater services to the communities of Frederick County, with facilities such as the Parkins Mills Wastewater Treatment Plant and the Crooked Run Wastewater Treatment Plant. The organization is committed to ensuring high-quality water treatment and maintaining effective communication with customers through various helpful resources and educational materials. In addition to managing water supply and treatment, Frederick Water actively engages with the community on conservation efforts, promoting water-savings initiatives and educational activities. Their service areas include regions such as Stephens City and the City of Winchester, facilitating the reliable management of local water resources. Generated from the website