Jason Towne

Jason Towne has over twelve years of experience in the Water, Distribution and Wastewater industry in the State of Iowa. During his tenure, he has worked as an operator and director of distribution for large and small communities in Iowa. His experience in working with engineers and contractors, along with budgets and proposals will be an asset to any small community facing these challenges. He possesses licensing in Grade 4 Water Distribution, Grade 3 Water Treatment, Grade 2 Wastewater Treatment with the Iowa DNR and a Grade 1 Wastewater Collection System Operator from IAWEA. He also completed National Incident Management System (NIMS) 700 training while a volunteer firefighter. Jason’s education includes a diploma in carpentry from Western Iowa Technical College in Sioux City as well as classes in Water and Wastewater from California State University, Sacramento.

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