Fish and Wildlife Journal

(Return matching records with ALLANY of these words.)
  
................................................................
state   
regions   
................................................................
Clickable FWS Regional Map of US
................................................................
HOME
Journal Entry   Back
Septic Maintenance Project Important to the Residents at Jordan River NFH
Midwest Region, December 22, 2006
Print Friendly Version
Bob Petersen, Maintenance Mechanic, prepares to maintain residence sewers at the hatchery.
Bob Petersen, Maintenance Mechanic, prepares to maintain residence sewers at the hatchery.

On December 22, Bob Petersen, Maintenance Mechanic, and John Johnston, “Septage” Biologist, performed “one of America’s dirtiest jobs,” sewer pipe maintenance. 

The maintenance of the sewer pipes leading to the hatchery residences’ common septic tank has recently become an annual winter ritual. 

Tree roots invading the system through cracks in the ceramic sewer pipes collect material and begin to form plugs.  If a sewage backup occurs, it is inconvenient for everyone and unsanitary for those who live on station.

With three families and five children living on-site, it’s just a fact of life that it needs to be done, and Peterson and Johnston are heroes for their efforts and preventative maintenance.

Contact Info: Midwest Region Public Affairs, 612-713-5313, charles_traxler@fws.gov



Send to:
From:

Notes:
..........................................................................................
USFWS
Privacy Disclaimer Feedback/Inquiries U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Bobby WorldWide Approved