... last nine months, Conway water has been without fluoride. On Oct. 4, a 42-inch pipe in Conway Corp's Gleason Water Treatment Plant corroded to the point of failure near the fluoride and chlorine injection ports, according to a memo written ...

... by use. The plan results from a request made to the state Department of Health to be allowed to upgrade the Gleason Water Treatment Plant to handle an additional 1.8 million gallons a day. The plant now can process 15 million gallons a day ...

... said Chief Executive Officer Richard Arnold. "We treated 14 million gallons last Friday and again Monday." Gleason Water Treatment Plant has a capacity of 15 million gallons per day. "This is a voluntary effort at this time," said Arnold ...

... Odd numbered side of the street. The corporation treated 14 million gallons on July 30 and again on Monday. Gleason Water Treatment Plant has a capacity of 15 million gallons a day. Conway Corp. CEO Richard Arnold said this morning the announcements ...

... can mean avoiding a headache later. This is the approach Conway Corp. is taking regarding an upgrade at its Gleason Water Treatment Plant in hopes of not having to put up with the problems created in the hot, dry summer of 1999 when residents used ...

... for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors. David Hillis has worked as plant operator apprentice at the Gleason Water Treatment Plant. ------ Pat Bruich of Conway has joined Firstar Bank as a commercial lending officer. A 1980 graduate ...

... testing facility is proposed for 2002 at $50,000. The Fire Department currently uses Conway Corp.'s Gleason Water Treatment Plant, but that facility may not always be available, Castleberry points out. "It takes a large amount of space ...

... has taken steps to increase storage, raise pressure throughout town and it has expanded capacity at its Gleason Water Treatment Plant to accommodate residents' needs. It also has had to ask residents to curtail nonessential water usage in ...

... Corp. is working to make sure there is plenty of water for the city in years to come, as an expansion at the Gleason Water Treatment Plant is expected to be completed this year. The utility hasn't had problems meeting the water demand for Conway ...

After months of construction delays, Conway Corp.'s new Gleason Water Treatment Plant is operational. On July 8, the utility began pumping water to town, according to Conway Corp. Chief Operations Officer Tommy ...