Corrina Mauss
Drinking Water Consulting Engineer at Strand Associates
Joliet, Illinois, United States
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Corrina is a graduate of Purdue University, class of in 2018, with BS in Environmental and Ecological Engineering. Since graduation, Corrina has worked as a project engineer at Strand Associates, Inc.® in the Water Supply Group, where she has had the opportunity to work on many diverse and challenging potable water projects.
Corrina is an active member of both the American Water Works Association and the Mid-Central Water Works Association. She loves the water industry and is very happy to be here.
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Making the Switch- How one City Switched from a Seemingly Bountiful Water Source to Lake Michigan
Just a few years ago, the City of Crest Hill would not have thought of switching water sources. The City has always utilized shallow wells in the Silurian Dolomite aquifer – a source which is quickly replenished from surface runoff – to serve its 21,000 residents. As such, water quantity has not been a problem for the City. However, several other issues have recently persuaded the City to evaluate its water source options. These include limited availability for new wells, growing chloride levels, and the presence of PFAS in five of the City’s nine wells.
This presentation discusses the various decisions the City had to work through to switch from a seemingly bountiful, clean water source to Lake Michigan water.
Corrina Mauss
Drinking Water Consulting Engineer at Strand Associates
Joliet, Illinois, United States
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