City of Thompson Seeks Supervisor to Oversee Major Infrastructure Overhaul - AI Generated Image
The City of Thompson is looking for a new leader to manage its water and sewer operations, a role that comes with the responsibility of overseeing millions in capital upgrades and keeping the taps running in the “Hub of the North.”
The City is currently accepting applications for a Water and Sewer Supervisor, a position described as critical for the maintenance of the municipality’s essential utilities. The successful candidate will step into the role during a pivotal time of renewal, as the city tackles the dual challenge of aging infrastructure and ambitious modernization projects.
The new supervisor will be at the helm of significant infrastructure investments. Recent and ongoing initiatives include:
- Massive Renewal: A five-year, $87 million roads and sewer renewal project designed to update the city’s core systems.
- Treatment Upgrades: A $36 million upgrade and expansion of the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) to address failing infrastructure and meet strict environmental standards.
- Pipe Replacement: Between 2022 and 2024 alone, the city replaced approximately 5.5 kilometers of water mains and nearly 2 kilometers of wastewater mains.
Emma specializes in municipal politics, community development, and the social issues shaping Thompson. She is dedicated to transparent, balanced reporting that keeps the community informed.
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