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Michael Sedon (right), shown catching up with operators Frank Houser (left) and Brian Flanary in the main control room, has developed an effective in-house training regimen.
Michael Sedon has seen a great deal in 34 years with Cranberry Township in western Pennsylvania.
Perhaps most important of all, he has seen the value of fully trained, team-oriented staff members. In 20 years as manager of the township’s Brush Creek Water Pollution Control...