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Logan announces $1.75 million federal grant to expand wastewater treatment technology
Summary
Mayor Anderson announced Logan City received $1.75 million through the Environmental Appropriations Act to support expansion of biomag mixing at the wastewater treatment facility to improve solids extraction and system efficiency.
Mayor Anderson told the council on April 7 that Logan City has been awarded $1.75 million from the Environmental Appropriations Act to support upgrades at the wastewater treatment plant.
According to the mayor, the funds will be used in conjunction with the ongoing biomag expansion to add mixing capacity to the bioreactors that extract solids from wastewater. He credited Representative Blake Moore and legislative support for helping secure the appropriation and invited interested residents to tour the facility when tours are available.
The mayor said the technology is complex but called the project an important step to keep treated water clean before it is returned to the environment.
What happens next: City staff will coordinate how federal funds integrate with the ongoing biomag project and will inform council about any required matching funds or project timelines.
