City Services
Public Works & Utility Department
Utilities Division
Wastewater Treatment Facilities
Long Creek WWTP
Capacity: 16 Million Gallons per Day
Receiving Stream: South Fork River
Treatment Processes
Primary Clarifiers
- Aeration Basins (A2O Treatment; Phosphorus & Nitrogen Removal)
- Secondary Clarifiers
- Filtration
Plant History:
The Long Creek WWTP began operation in 1965
and was expanded/upgraded in the early 1970’s where
it operated for years as a 8 million gallon per day facility. The plant was expanded and upgraded once again in the mid-nineties
to 16 million gallons per day with the addition of nutrient
removal (phosphorus and nitrogen).
Crowders Creek WWTP
Capacity: 6 Million Gallons per Day
Receiving Stream: Crowders Creek
Treatment Processes
Primary Clarifiers
- Aeration Basins (Phosphorus and Nitrogen Removal)
- Secondary Clarifiers
- Polishing Ponds
- Dissolved Air Floatation
- Anaerobic Digesters
Plant History:
The Crowders Creek WWTP began operation
in April of 1992 with a design capacity of 6 million gallons
per day. The plant was designed with phosphorus removal
capabilities. In the summer of 2001 the plant was upgraded
with a step feed system that allows for the removal of nitrogen.
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