The New York Rural Water Association Board and Staff would like to congratulate Ernie Prievo, Water Superintendent for the Village of Carthage and Chief Operator of the Carthage/West Carthage Joint Water Filtration Plant on his retirement after 26 years of service. Thank you for your dedication and enjoy your well deserved retirement.
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