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 OWS-0041A41 viewsPhoto Date: 11-2019
Photo Credit: Troy Cronin
Description: System Failure. Tree was planted on top of D-Box and randomly throughout the lines.
Submitted By: Kim Robertson

*2020 Photo Contest Winner for Wastewater Category
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 OWS-0041B31 viewsPhoto Date: 11-2019
Photo Credit: Troy Cronin
Description: System Failure. Tree was planted on top of D-Box and randomly throughout the lines.
Submitted By: Kim Robertson
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 OWS-004232 viewsPhoto Date: July 10, 2020
Photo Credit: Jennifer Heller
Description: The result of an electric installer deciding that the fastest way to the road box was right through the center of the newly installed mound system in front of the house. He first hit the perimeter drain, and then cut into the pipe.
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 OWS-004334 viewsPhoto Date: 8/27/2020
Photo Credit: Ryan Irish
Description: This was the result of a year long investigation of a complaint. They had buried a plastic container in the ground and were using as a septic tank--this is after it was capped.
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 OWS-004431 views**2021 Photo Contest Winner: Wastewater Category**
Photo Date: February 16 2021
Photo Credit: Brandon Perkins
Description: Installer getting a hand from the homeowner so he doesn’t fall into the tank.
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 OWS-004529 viewsPhoto Date: July 2021
Photo Credit: Amy Ayers
Description: Picture of septic system at illegal slaughterhouse.
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 OWS-0014178 viewsPhoto Date: August 2012
Photo Credit: Jennifer Rugenstein
Description: One of our Brown County camps required a new wastewater system, so a massive eight bed Presby wastewater system was installed. This is one of the eight Presby beds where the pipes were installed and the sand had been added to cover them.
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 OWS-0015194 viewsPhoto Date: May 2017
Photo Credit: Ken Johnston
Description: Failed septic with toy trucks

*2017 Photo Contest Winner for Wastewater category
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 OWS-0016156 viewsPhoto Date: 5/19/14
Photo Credit: Karl M Glaze
Description: This is a picture of a location where the dye showed up within a couple minutes of starting a dye test, verifying the home was outleting to the hillside with the channel cut in it from water flowing out of a pipe.
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 OWS-0018176 viewsPhoto Date: 12/11/1
Photo Credit: Karl M Glaze
Description: This is a picture of a field plasticity tested soil that was too wet. The rolled soil is laying on the edge of two quarters to show the diameter of the rod obtained.
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 OWS-0017165 viewsPhoto Date: 05-16-17
Photo Credit: Whitley County Health Department, Shankster Brothers Septic
Description: I was called to a residence because the pumper could not find the tank and the homeowner didn’t know the location. The pumper thought he had found the sewer pipe that ran from the house to the tank. They dug up the pvc line then told his worker to stick his head in the ground and listen for the water running, as he went inside to run the water. By the way, it didn’t work.
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 OWS-0023237 viewsPhoto Date: 4/4/17
Photo Credit: Karl M Glaze
Description: This is a picture of a possible outhouse on a tree stump.
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