The department recently completed a $1.3 million upgrade to its water treatment plant. It also just completed a $929,000 sewer improvement project.
The two projects were part of the department’s five-year plan to improve the reliability and quality of its drinking water and wastewater systems, the article said.
Roy Light, the department’s general manager, said in the article that a recent upgrade to wastewater treatment facilities included the addition of a new screening system, replacement of corroded pipes, and the switch from chlorine to ultraviolet light for disinfection.
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