The general public's impression of public utility workers is most often created in a traffic jam on the city streets.  Vehicles are merging to bypass cones, a backhoe, a couple of white trucks full of pipe and tools, and two or three men watching water bubbling up out of the street.
    These photographs give glimpses of the non-public side of a public utility.  They show some of the nasty, noisy, tedious jobs that public utility personnel carry out.  The also record the training sessions, housekeeping and conferences that ar a necessary part of a public utility.
      The entire exhibit is made up of fourteen photographs.  Only a small selection is shown here.
 
 

                                                                                   Troubleshooting
 
 
 

                                               "Super"vision
 
 

                                                     Is It Soup Yet?
 
 
 

                                                                                   In A Quiet Moment