John Lazelle Promoted to Public Utility Superintendent in Wilmington Ahead of Chris Lavoy's Retirement
John Lazelle will be promoted to the new position of public utility superintendent in Wilmington effective June 22, following Chief Water Operator Chris Lavoy's retirement. Lazelle brings over 38 years of experience and aims to unify the town's water and wastewater utilities. The Wilmington Water Department will merge with the Wastewater Treatment Plant to form the Public Utility Department. Ongoing projects include ensuring lead-free drinking water and infrastructure improvements.
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John Lazelle is set to become the public utility superintendent in Wilmington on June 22, following the retirement of Chief Water Operator Chris Lavoy. Lazelle, with 38 years of experience, will oversee the newly unified Public Utility Department, merging the Wilmington Water Department and the Wastewater Treatment Plant.
The reorganization aims to streamline operations and improve resource sharing. Current projects include ensuring no lead in drinking water and infrastructure upgrades, such as a sewer project on East Main Street. Billing for water and sewer services has been combined for user convenience.
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