generation. The Zond 80 kW turbine was installed on a farm just outside the city. In 1999, two 75 kW turbines were added near Alta, Iowa. They are part of the 259 turbines on a wind farm near Storm Lake. In 2001, the first turbine was replaced by a 90 kW turbine which has produced 111,000kwh in 15 days. WLP has set a goal known as "20 by 20-20" which means they are striving to generate 20% of its energy with renewable sources by the year 2020. The latest step in reaching that goal is to build a new ISEP energy park in Dallas County. Waverly Light & Power has also helped development of soybean-based transformer oil. Health care Waverly Health Center is a 25-bed critical access hospital in Waverly. It provides inpatient care, ambulatory surgery, outpatient services, specialty clinics and emergency room care to area residents. More than 50 health care providers and visiting specialists care for patients there, allowing residents local access to specialized care. Waverly Health Center is accredited by the Joint Commission. Local radio KWAY (AM) and KWAY-FM are located on the south side of Waverly. Studios and transmitters are there. Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Waverly may have the highest national per capita concentration of ordained Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) clergy. One estimate in the 1990s suggested Waverly had 37 ordained ELCA clergy, with a population of about 9,000. This estimate was made during the days preceding the ELCA decision regarding Called to Common Mission. If accurate, this would equal a ratio of one clergy member for every 243 people. Waverly also has St. John Lutheran Church, which is affiliated with the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod. Notable people A. J. Hinch (1974– ), former Major League Baseball catcher, 1998–2004; former manager of 2017 World Series champion Houston Astros John Sladek (1937–2000), science fiction, mystery and non-fiction author Michael Talbott, actor best known for his role in TV's Miami Vice Dennis Wagner, college football coach Clint Barton, Marvel superhero also known as Hawkeye Media references The fictional biography of the Marvel Comics character Hawkeye, who is part of the Avengers superhero group, puts his birthplace in Waverly. The film Ice Castles and its 2010 remake use Waverly as a locales, including being the hometown of the protagonists. Sister cities Sister city since 1992 - Eisenach, Germany References External links Welcome to Waverly - portal style