After serving the city of Brooksville for over 33 years, William S. Smith retired as Utilities Superintendent at the end of June. He was instrumental in building the water reclamation facility on Cobb Road in the late 90’s. The council decided to dedicate that facility to Smith, renaming it the “William S. Smith Water Reclamation Facility.”
He played a major role in designing the facility to provide reclaimed water to the CEMEX mine for industrial use.
In a statement, Richard Radacky, Public Works Director for the city writes, “Will is a utilities visionary, and the Cobb Road facility is a long-lasting commemorative of his legacy and foresight while employed with the City of Brooksville.”