A distribution system and storage pumping facilities are located in Brevard County. The Dyal WTP processes about nine billion gallons per year, with peak flows reaching 38 million gallons per day (mgd) during the summer. Daily flows average 25 mgd. The Dyal WTP is unusual for Central Florida because it is capable of treating both ground and surface water. The flag was originally painted on the water tower free of charge by a Greek immigrant. He wanted to decorate the tower in time for the United States Bicentennial celebration in 1976. In 2014, the City re-furbished and re-painted the tower with the iconic American flags. Media Radio stations WMMV 1350 AM WWBC 1510 AM WMIE-FM 91.5 WQCP 93.9 FM WRRQ-LP 96.9 FM Television station WUCF-TV 68, a PBS member station operated by a consortium of the University of Central Florida and Eastern Florida State College. Points of interest Florida Solar Energy Center Brevard Museum of History & Natural Science Alma Clyde Field Library of Florida History Historic sites Community Woman's Club Aladdin Theater Historic Derby Street Chapel Porcher House St. Mark's Episcopal Church Athletics The Houston Astros held spring training in Cocoa from 1964 through 1984, and the Florida Marlins trained in Cocoa in 1993. Cocoa Stadium was also the long-time home of the Florida State League Cocoa Astros. In 2009, the Space Coast Surge, a member of the Florida Winter Baseball League, had Cocoa Stadium as its home stadium. The league suspended operations in November 2009. Cocoa High School has numerous state champion athletic teams. In 2015, the Cocoa High School football team was ranked 13th in the State of Florida and 1st in the county and had a 35-game winning streak against other Brevard County schools. Notable people Emory L. Bennett (1929–1951), United States Army soldier during the Korean War and Medal of Honor recipient. A statue of him is in Cocoa Riverfront Park Tarean Folston (born 1995), football player at the University of Notre Dame Chauncey "C.J." Gardner-Johnson (born 1997), American football player Jumaine Jones (born 1979), professional basketball player Chip Skowron (c. 1968), hedge fund portfolio manager, convicted of insider trading Abbie Sweetwine (1921–2009), African-American nurse who was called "The Angel of Platform 6" for her work during the Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash Scott Thompson (aka; Carrot Top) (born 1965), a 1983 Cocoa High School graduate, is an American stand-up comedian and actor Sister city