written by Natalie Whitaker, summer 2020 co-op student In today’s society, stormwater management has become a more prevalent topic of conversation. As urban growth continues to increase at a rapid pace, more and more natural land gets developed, creating an abundance of impermeable surfaces for rainwater runoff. This runoff can carry pollutants such as pet poop, fertilizers, and pesticides…
written by Natalie Whitaker, summer 2020 co-op student During the water treatment process, waste sludge is produced from removing sediments that come in with the raw water supply, as well as when filters are backwashed. This waste sludge is constantly pumped into the onsite lagoon throughout the process. The lagoon is most often murky and muddy as the sediments…
We are extremely proud to officially cut the ribbon on our Ozone water treatment facility at Anderson Regional Joint Water System! After years of diligent research and testing in addressing the seasonal taste and odor issues in our drinking water, we are fully satisfied in the solution presented here today. It has taken a team to get us here and…
The ARJWS Board of Commissioners will meet on Wednesday February 19, 2020 at 11:30 a.m. Looking Forward... There is no meeting scheduled for March 2020 The next meetings scheduled are on the following dates: Wednesday April 22, 2020 & Wednesday June 24, 2020