Yallaly Company Principal Engineer earns National Rural Water Association’s Utility Management Certification

ORLANDO, Fla. --- James Gary Yallaly, P.E., principal engineer at Yallaly Company in St. Cloud, has earned the National Rural Water Association’s Utility Management Certification.

Mr. Yallaly met the stringent education and experience standards review and successfully completed the qualifying examination administered by the National Rural Water Association’s Water University in Duncan, Okla.

Mr. Bruce Morrison, Florida Rural Water Association board member from Destin, presented Mr.Yallaly’s certification plaque at the annual Florida Rural Water Conference in Daytona Beach.

Yallaly Company provides engineering, technical and administrative support for Florida’s utilities.

Mr. Yallaly has more than 30 years of experience in engineering and management. The company is a client of the University of Central Florida Business Incubation Program and is located in the St. Cloud facility at 3201 Budinger Avenue.

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