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Local stormwater inspector Dale Carter honored by APWA Utah chapter
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The American Public Works Association's Utah chapter presented the G. Trace Robinson Stormwater Inspector of the Year award to Payson stormwater inspector Dale Carter for his work on MS4 compliance and infrastructure maintenance.
Brian Romrell, past president of the Utah chapter of the American Public Works Association, presented the G. Trace Robinson Stormwater Inspector of the Year award to Dale Carter at the council meeting, praising his efforts to maintain compliance with the MS4 permit and to address aging stormwater infrastructure.
Romrell described Trace Robinson’s legacy in establishing a statewide registered stormwater inspector training program and said Dale Carter has "approached each challenge not as a problem, but as an opportunity to strengthen the foundation of this community." The chapter established the award in 2024 to recognize public works professionals who advance stormwater management and regulatory compliance.
Mayor and council thanked Carter for his service and posed for photos with the award recipient and first responders.
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