Equipment Available
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Free Used 60 HP Water Well Motor
Offered By: City of Gillette
Condition: Used, great condition
Cost: Free
Equipment Type: 60 HP motor used for a water well
Equipment Description
The City of Gillette has a used 60 HP motor that was previously used for a water well and is available at no cost to a system that may be able to use it.
This motor is reported to be in great condition. The associated pump failed prematurely, and warranty coverage for the replacement pump required installation of a new motor as well. Because of that, the existing motor is now available even though it is still usable.
This may be a good opportunity for a smaller system or utility in need.



Background
According to the information provided to WARWS, the motor was removed after the pump failed prematurely. A new motor had to be installed in order for the new pump to qualify for warranty coverage.
Rather than discard a usable piece of equipment, the City of Gillette is offering it free to another system that may be able to put it to work.
Interested?
Systems interested in this motor can contact the City of Gillette representative below for additional details.
Contact: Eli Leturgey
Email: elil@gillettewy.gov
Jobs & Career Opportunities
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Circuit Rider Program Specialist
Organization: Wyoming Association of Rural Water Systems
Position Type: Full-time
Location: Wyoming, with extensive in-state travel and some out-of-state travel
Application Deadline: Position available until filled. WARWS would like to have a candidate in place as soon as possible.
Rural Water Has an Opening!
If you would like to put your experience and love of water, travel, and Wyoming to work, Wyoming Association of Rural Water Systems has an opening for you.
WARWS is looking for a Circuit Rider Program Specialist to provide on-site technical assistance to rural or small municipal water and wastewater systems, concentrating on underserved and overburdened systems in need of funding to make meaningful updates and upgrades to water and wastewater systems.
This position will also help manage program administrative affairs and support systems through project design, funding assistance, planning, reporting, and technical guidance.
Qualifications
- Must be a licensed water operator with a minimum Level 1 license.
- At least five years of experience in water system operations.
- Extensive knowledge of State and Federal regulations, monitoring, and reporting requirements.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Extensive computer skills.
- Funding application and project management skills are a plus.
Technical Assistance Areas
- Lead Service Line Inventories
- Emerging Contaminants
- Asset Management
- Best Management Practices
- Bid Support and Capacity Building
- Decision-maker and Board Education
- Environmental Reviews
- Financial Planning
- Funding Application Support
- Identification of Funding Options
- Plan Development and Coordination
- Plan Studies and Assessments
- Preliminary Engineering Reports
- Rate and Revenue Analysis
Travel, Benefits & How to Apply
This position requires extensive in-state travel along with some out-of-state trips. All travel-related expenses are reimbursed per Association policy. A good driving record is required.
Wyoming Association of Rural Water Systems offers a competitive compensation and benefits package, all in the beautiful state of Wyoming.
Send resume and letter of interest to: Michelle Christopher, Executive Director
Email: mchristopher@warws.com
Mailing Address: Wyoming Association of Rural Water Systems, PO Box 1750, Glenrock, WY 82637
Phone: 307-436-8636
Sanitary Sewer/Stormwater Manager
Annual Wage Range: $80,146 - $112,204
Application Link: governmentjobs.com/careers/casperwy
Application Deadline: Open until filled. Apply today to ensure your application is considered.
Lead Critical Sanitary Sewer and Stormwater Operations
The City of Casper is seeking a collaborative and forward-thinking leader to oversee critical sanitary sewer and stormwater operations that directly support the health, safety, and quality of life of the community.
This position offers the opportunity to lead skilled teams, manage essential infrastructure systems, drive regulatory compliance, and help shape the future of utility operations through strategic planning and capital improvements.
The City is looking for a professional who thrives in a dynamic public service environment, values operational excellence, and is committed to developing employees while delivering reliable and responsive service to the citizens of Casper.
What You Will Do
- Lead and supervise sanitary sewer and stormwater operations, including collection systems, drainage systems, and pump stations.
- Manage daily operations, staffing, budgeting, capital improvement projects, and regulatory compliance activities.
- Coordinate with contractors, regulatory agencies, City departments, and community stakeholders.
- Develop and implement operational goals, policies, procedures, and safety practices.
- Mentor and develop employees while fostering a positive, accountable, and safety-focused work environment.
What We Are Looking For
- Experience in sanitary sewer, stormwater, utilities, public works, or related operations.
- Strong leadership, communication, and team development skills.
- Knowledge of regulatory compliance requirements and municipal operations.
- Experience managing projects, budgets, and operational priorities.
- A professional who values collaboration, customer service, safety, and continuous improvement.
Why Join the City of Casper?
- Competitive pay and opportunities for professional growth.
- Medical and dental insurance.
- Wyoming State Retirement Pension Plan.
- Paid time off and holidays.
- Training and development opportunities.
- The opportunity to make a meaningful impact serving the Casper community.
- And more!
Team Laboratory Chemical, LLC
Posted: 06-05-25
Full Time Sales Position
This position is a full-time independent contractor, year-round position.
Wage depends on experience.
Since 1977, Team Lab has been a recognized leader in municipality sales. Team Lab offers solutions for wastewater treatment, herbicide solutions, crack sealer, road patch, and many other product lines.
Since 1998, Tim Swanson has served the state of Wyoming and is now retiring. Team Lab is looking for top-tier talent to support its growth strategy.
The independent contractor will be responsible for servicing existing accounts as well as identifying and developing new accounts.
For more information, please contact Kelsey McCombs at 218-846-9490 or Terry Maier at 218-849-0448.

