Wastewater in Kansas
The current state of the Kansas wastewater industry — verified jobs, facility news, upcoming training, local companies, and the operator certification path that serves Kansas.
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Facility & utility news from Kansas
Kansas Announces Clean Water Act Settlement Agreement
The state of Kansas reached a settlement agreement regarding Clean Water Act violations related to wastewater discharge permits. The enforcement action is part of ongoing efforts to ensure compliance with federal and state water quality standards.
Source: US EPA
Wichita City Council Approves Wastewater Recycling Pilot Program for Indirect Potable Reuse
City leaders in Wichita, Kansas, have approved an innovative wastewater recycling pilot project to advance long-term drought resilience. The program tests advanced purification steps to turn treated effluent into potable drinking water instead of discharging it to local waterways.
Source: Treatment Plant Operator Magazine
Wichita Greenlights Wastewater Recycling Pilot Program
City leaders in Wichita, Kansas, have approved a pilot program to test the conversion of treated wastewater into potable tap water. The project is a key component of the city's long-term Water Reuse Master Plan.
Source: Treatment Plant Operator
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