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Rachel has spent the last 6 years working for Dayton Children’s Hospital in the role of Philanthropy Officer. She is proud to have been part of the team that raised over $27 million in a historic campaign to build a new patient tower that keeps kids close to home. Rachel serves on the organization’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee and manages their Grateful Family Program in the Foundation.

Rachel and her husband, Pete, are raising their family in Washington Township. They have adopted 5 of their children from the foster care system. They have shown compassion, courage, and commitment after opening their hearts and home to foster 25 children over 8 years.

Defending life, addressing child welfare issues, and improving healthcare, specifically access to mental health programs, are her top priorities.

Rachel holds 2 degrees from Indiana University, in General Studies and Political Science, graduating with highest distinction. She attended graduate school at Tiffin University, obtaining a Masters in Humanities with a concentration in Communication.

 Jessica Beans, Associate Dean for Enrollment and Communication at KC has agreed to that date if it’s available to speak to the use of Enneagram personality profiling its use in the workplace. She’s a small business owner - Namesake Coffee and now Enneagram Coffee which has a roast and daily inspiration for each Enneagram number personality type. 

* THE ESTHER PRICE STORY Discover the sweet backstory of one of Dayton’s own hometown favorites!

The speaker Debe Dockins has been with the Library since 2006 and holds a B.S. in Journalism and Public Relations from Murray State University in Kentucky. She is currently the Community Outreach Coordinator at the Library and is responsible for running the Dottie Yeck Good Life Award Writing Contest, the Erma Bombeck Writing Competition, the Speakers Bureau, coordinating four book discussion groups, and creating special programs such Tea at Two, the Memory Café series, and the Ghost Walk on Main.

Water Supply & Treatment

Responsibilities

The Division of Water Supply and Treatment is responsible for maintaining and operating well fields, water treatment plants, pumping stations, and water storage facilities that provide water to most of the residents in Montgomery County.

We provide abundant high quality water at an affordable price while maintaining and protecting the integrity of our natural resources.

Mission

The Division of Water Supply and Treatment is responsible for maintaining and operating well fields, water treatment plants, pumping stations, and water storage facilities that provide water to most of the residents in Montgomery County. Our mission is to provide abundant high quality water at an affordable price while maintaining and protecting the integrity of our natural resources.

Dayton Water Facilities

• 3 Well Fields
• 2 Water Treatment Plants
• 1 Lime Recovery Facility
• 2 Main Pumping Stations
• 11 Booster Pumping Stations
• 16 Water Storage Facilities (88 Million Gallons)
• We pumped over 23 Billion Gallons of Treated Drinking Water in 2010
• We supply water to >400,000 Montgomery County residents

Water Quality Reports

Click Here Browse through our past and present Water Quality Reports

Related Documents

1. Water Supply and Treatment FAQs (PDF)

FAQs

1. How do I get the lead out of my water?
2. Why does the City add fluoride to my water?
3. Why are there white spots in my coffee pot(s

Wright State Applied Research Corporation (WSARC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2011, that is affiliated with, but separate from Wright State University. WSARC provides administration and oversight of government and defense contacts, while Wright State Research institute (WSRI) performs the scientific work associated with those contracts.

WSRI provides research services, playing a critical role in testing, evaluating, and inventing products and services in the human performance and technology sectors for the U.S. Air Force, the Department of Defense, and a variety of other organizations.

Over the past eight years, the organizations have experienced significant growth in the number and value of contracts. Dennis James Andersh, CEO and President of WSARC and Executive Director of WSRI will address explain the organizations’ missions and services. His presentation is titled, “The Science of Intelligent Teaming.”

BIO: DENNIS ANDERSH

CEO, President, Wright State Applied Research Corporation

Executive Director, Wright State Research Institute

Mr. Andersh connects the university’s research to new markets, while also leveraging the Wright State Institute’s (WSRI) existing commercial and healthcare business. Mr. Andersh was named Chief Executive Officer of the Wright State Applied Research Corporation (WSARC) in May 2014.  In September 2015 Mr. Andersh was also named Executive Director of WSRI. 

With more than 20 years of documented leadership, management, and technical innovative successes, Mr. Andersh’s expertise lies in basic research; laboratory research and development (R&D); system concept development; system and platform development; and the fielding of air, ground, and space mission-critical systems. He is highly respected for building collaborative partnerships of academia, industry, government, commercial, congressional, and local entities to create strategic growth across multiple new markets in the federal, state, and local government. 

Before coming to Wright State, Mr. Andersh held several leadership positions at Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC). He led the Dayton region as Senior Vice President where he was responsible for SAIC’s business with Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB), Springfield Air National Guard, and the Dayton region.

 The History of the Dayton Dragons • Key to the Dragons’ Success: Family Entertainment and Community Involvement • Former Dragons Players Who Have Reached the Major Leagues • Our relationship with the Cincinnati Reds • The Minor League Baseball Story • The Day in the Life of a Minor League Ballplayer

We will rebook this speaker as soon as possible. 

Associate Dean of Enrollment and Communication, Kettering College

Emotional Intelligence Researcher and Group Facilitator

Jessica Beans is the Associate Dean of Enrollment and Communication at Kettering College, the educational institution of Kettering Health Network which specializes in offering healthcare degrees. She previously worked at Kettering College as the Marketing and Public Relations director for 5 years.

In 2017, Jessica graduated with a masters in organizational leadership with an emphasis in change management. Through this she began researching how emotional intelligence impacts organizations and she started facilitating discussions around how to build emotional intelligence, understanding group dynamics, leadership, and change management. Jessica loves discovering insights and tools to aid leaders in steering their teams and creating a healthy, trusting work atmosphere and to improve communication.

Jessica will speak about the power of emotional intelligence in the workplace and will focus on how she has seen this applied in industries she’s been most involved including higher education, healthcare, and small business.  

She and her husband have lived and worked in Kettering, Ohio, since 2014. Her husband works for the parks and recreation department for the city of Kettering and they also co-founded a local coffee roasting company and have launched a coffee line (Enneagram Coffee) to encourage growing your own emotional intelligence while enjoying specialty coffee.

45 years of experience in civil engineering, concentrated on highway planning and design.

National Urban County Engineer of the Year, 2016, National Association of County Engineers
Immediate Past President, County Engineers Association of Ohio (CEAO)
Past President, Transportation Officials Division, ARTBA.
Board Member and Past President, We Care Arts
Past President, DSPE.
Past President of ACEC Ohio.
Past Chair of Ohio Council, ASCE.
Past Board Member, Ohio Contractors Association.

Specialties: Have made numerous presentations at regional and national conferences and published in regional and national magazines related to various transportation engineering topics

Guest of Ted Ramirez

Tim McCrate's Speaker on infastructure.-

Tim McCrate Speaker on Infastructure.

Neal Gittleman
Artistic Director and Conductor, Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra

Neal Gittleman enjoys a career and reputation of international dimensions. With the historic merger of the Dayton Ballet, Dayton Opera and Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra into the Dayton Performing Arts Alliance in July 2012, his expanded conducting duties include frequent performances with the Ballet and Opera.

A native of Brooklyn, New York, Neal Gittleman graduated from Yale University in 1975. He continued his musical studies with the eminent teachers Nadia Boulanger and Annette Dieudonné in Paris, Hugh Ross at the Manhattan School of Music and Charles Bruck at both the Pierre Monteux Domaine School and the Hartt School of Music, where he was the recipient of the Karl Böhm Fellowship. In 1984, he was the Second Prize Winner of Geneva’s Ernest Ansermet International Conducting Competition, and, two years later, he was awarded Third Prize at the Leopold Stokowski Conducting Competition in New York City. In 1989, he was selected for the American Conductors Program at the American Symphony Orchestra League’s annual conference in San Francisco. In May 2014, he was awarded a 2014 Governor’s Award for the Arts in Ohio.

Neal Gittleman inspires each listener’s imagination with his unique programming, in-depth comments, easygoing style and infectious enthusiasm for music. His focus is to make symphonic music readily available, as well as appreciated, by all musical tastes. Under his direction, the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra has received the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) award for Adventurous Programming of Contemporary Music nine times. Neal Gittleman will celebrate his 25th season with the DPO in the 2019–2020 concert season.

Neal Gittleman and his wife, Lisa Fry, make their home in Dayton.