WSSC, Silver Spring

Maryland woman charged with negligent homicide in September crash that killed WSSC Water worker
Police say Dori Campbell's blood alcohol content was more than twice the legal limit at the time of the crash.
Arrested Silver Spring woman connected to collision that killed WSSC worker, police say
A Silver Spring, Maryland woman arrested Monday was connected to a vehicle-pedestrian crash in a deadly crash from September
Silver Spring Driver Charged in Fatal Collision with Montgomery County WSSC Worker
Driver Dori Campbell hit and killed WSSC worker Ernest Dyson while driving impaired and speeding in Montgomery County.
Alleged drunk driver arrested for crash that killed WSSC Water employee in Montgomery County
Police in Mongomery County arrested a woman Monday for a crash that killed a Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) Water employee in September. The Montgomery County Department of Police (MCPD) said that officers arrested 35-year-old Dori Campbell of Silver Spring.
Driver Arrested in Crash That Killed WSSC Employee
Police said a Silver Spring woman has been arrested after she fatally struck a WSSC employee in September. Dori Campbell, 35, was taken into custody Monday on a warrant charging… Read More
Silver Spring Woman Arrested for Fatal Crash That Killed WSSC Worker: Police
Detectives have arrested a 35-year-old woman accused of killing a WSSC Water employee in a drunk-driving crash earlier this year, Montgomery County police announced Monday. Dori Campbell, of Silver Spring,
Alcohol level of driver charged in WSSC worker's death was twice the legal limit, police say
A woman charged with hitting and killing a WSSC Water employee while he was working in Montgomery County, Maryland, had a ...
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Silver Spring Tragedy: WSSC Water Employee Fatally Struck, Driver Charged with Manslaughter and DUI Offenses
Dori Campbell was arrested and charged after a fatal crash that killed WSSC worker Ernest Dyson in Silver Spring.
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'Poop into Power' | WSSC Water unveils facility to produce natural gas from waste
Glenn Ivey (D-Maryland). Sludge recovered from six WSSC Water treatment facilities serving 1.9 million people will be transported to the Piscataway plant for processing using heat and bacteria ...
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Buses in Montgomery Co. will soon be powered by poop, thanks to newly opened facility
This was no ordinary ribbon cutting at WSSC Water’s new Piscataway bioenergy facility in Accokeek, Maryland. In fact, they didn’t cut a ribbon at all, even though it was a grand opening ...