WWTP operator reports improved flows after heavy rain; lists routine maintenance and tests
Aug 11, 2025
WWTP operator Rick Whitney told the council heavy rains and recent sewer/street repairs have reduced inflow to the plant. He summarized routine operations including DMR reporting, MLSS checks, sludge drying bed work, and multiple monitoring tests.
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WWTP operator Rick Whitney reported that heavy rain and recent changes to the sewer line behind the fire station and Bartlett Street improvements have led to a noticeable improvement in plant inflow. Whitney reviewed his monthly report, noting completed DMR reporting, MLSS checks, microscope biological activity checks, sludge drying bed cleaning, assistance with water shutoffs and BacT tests for new water services, and monitoring of nitrite/nitrate levels at wells #2 and #3.
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