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Bullhead City wastewater staff warn that wipes and debris are clogging pumps, costing about $40,000 per replacement
Summary
City wastewater staff showed video of material pulled from treatment equipment and urged residents to flush only human waste, toilet paper and gray water to avoid pump failures and costly repairs.
City wastewater staff in Bullhead City urged residents to stop flushing wipes and other debris after showing video of material that has repeatedly clogged pumps and equipment.
In a recorded announcement, John Trequato, who works in the City of Bullhead City wastewater division, said only three things should be disposed of in the sewer system: "human waste, toilet paper, and gray water." He warned that items such as baby wipes, disposable wipes,…
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