Member
ELIZABETH WICK, P.E.
Board Member Northwestern Water and Sewer District
Environmental Engineering and Regulatory Expertise
BOARD EXPERIENCE
Northwestern Water and Sewer District Board of Trustees Member since September 2022, Elizabeth Wick brings over three decades of environmental regulatory experience and engineering expertise to her roll. Her extensive background with the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and current position as a Senior Engineer at EnviroScience provide valuable insights for The District's operations and compliance efforts. In her capacity as a Board Member, Wick contributes to the District's governance in regulatory compliance.
- Leveraging her 33 years of experience with the Ohio EPA to ensure adherence to environmental regulations
- Providing guidance on NPDES permit compliance and wastewater operations
- Offering insights on emerging environmental challenges and regulations
Wick's professional credentials, including her status as a registered Professional Engineer and Class III certified wastewater operator in Ohio, enhance her ability to understand and guide the technical aspects of The District's operations. Her current role as a Senior Engineer at EnviroScience keeps her at the forefront of environmental engineering practices.
Elizabeth Wick also is an advocate for the Ohio Water Environment Association (OWEA). Her involvement spans over two decades, demonstrating deep commitment to the water industry. She has been an active member of OWEA since 1988, progressing through various leadership roles at both the regional and state levels. Wick served as a WEF Delegate, acting as a crucial liaison between the state organization and the national Water Environment Federation (WEF), facilitating communication and collaboration between the two entities. Her extensive experience within OWEA, including serving in all chair positions in the Northwest Section and at the state level, has provided her with a comprehensive understanding of the organization's operations and objectives. This background enhances her ability to contribute effectively to the Northwestern Water and Sewer District's Board, bringing valuable industry insights and connections to her role.
As a resident of Wood County, Wick maintains strong ties to the community served by the District. Her active involvement in church and volunteer activities demonstrates her commitment to community service beyond her professional roles.
Wick holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Toledo. Her term on the Northwestern Water and Sewer District Board extends through December 2028.