Join us for a groundbreaking exploration of the latest advancements in the world of sanitation and wastewater management. Our distinguished lineup of speakers includes industry pioneers, leading engineers, and visionary policymakers, each poised to share their expertise and insights on tackling the challenges facing modern sewer systems. From cutting-edge technologies to sustainable solutions, this event promises to enlighten and inspire attendees.

CEO

Strategic Government Resources

Making a Difference (Even When No One Notices):

Description:
In sanitary sewer management, the behind-the-scenes efforts of support staff are crucial to the efficiency and safety of operations, yet these contributions often go unnoticed. This session will highlight how effective support systems significantly enhance service delivery and uphold the highest standards of community service. Participants will explore the critical role that operational support plays in ensuring seamless management of sewer systems—even when no one notices.

Learning Objectives:
Understand the vital impact of operational support on sewer system management.
Recognize and appreciate the integral role of support in maintaining essential public services.
Motivate and lead teams towards sustained excellence in service delivery.

 This presentation is tailored for professionals at all levels, from field workers to directors and administrators, who are dedicated to efficiently and safely managing municipal sewer systems.

Public Works Director

City of Midwest City

Robert “Paul” Streets is the Public Works Director for the City of Midwest City where he has worked for 30 years. He manages over 30 million dollars of budget annually and more than 150 employees, which include Public Works Administration, Line Maintenance, Solid Waste & Recycling, Stormwater Quality, the Household Hazardous Waste Facility, Water Resources Recovery Facility, Compost Facility, Water Plant, Street Department, Drainage Division, Parks and Facilities. Paul holds both “A” Water and Wastewater-Works Operator Certifications.

He serves on the Oklahoma Recycling Association (OKRA) board of directors, is President of the Oklahoma Municipal Utility Providers Steering Committee (OMUP) and is the Vice Chair of the Oklahoma City Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA). He has an Associate of Environmental Technology, Associate of Arts, a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership, and a Master of Public Administration.

Paul believes that out of all the important “quality of life” assets that he manages, the most valuable are the employees he is privileged to work with. He is married to a wonderfully patient woman, and they have three children, 13 year-old twins as well as a 16 year-old. Lastly, Paul is a cancer survivor who believes that you must live life without regrets, that relationships are more important than job titles, and everyone has a “super power”.