South Treatment Plant

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Documents linked from this page require a PDF reader.

• Plant brochures and graphics
• Newsletters
• Plant tour materials; see wastewater education
• Septage disposal permit and acceptance application; see Septage Disposal Forms

Plant brochures and graphics

• South Treament Plant Brochure, November 2008 (PDF, 2.1MB)
• Wastewater Treatment Process at South Plant, November 2008 (PDF, 450KB)
• View Treatment Plant Animation
• Overview of Wastewater Maintenance, December 1998 (PDF, 1.1MB),
  Note: the Wastewater Treatment Division (WTD) has been reorganized since this document was published. The maintenance functions are now organized under the West and East Sections - refer to the WTD organization charts.

Newsletters

• Spring 2008 (PDF, 1.1MB)
• Please join us for an Earth Day Open House at South Treatment Plant in Renton
• Clean Water doesn’t belong in Sewer Pipes!
  Why and how to stop stormwater (inflow) and groundwater (infiltration) from entering sewer pipes
• Construction Of New Administration Building Underway
• First Phase of Odor Control Upgrades Complete!
• Summer 2007 (PDF, 1MB)
• New Administration Building Construction to begin at South Plant
• Where to Find Staff until the New Building is Complete
• Fall 2006 (PDF, 470KB)
• Please join us for a treatment plant Open House this October 14!
• Passing the sniff test: odor control upgrades in the works
• Testing of advanced wastewater technology at South Treatment Plant
• Stop flushing and can the trash!
• Remodel of administration building to begin next year
• Summer 2005 (PDF, 1.2MB)
• Water conservation.
  Reclaimed water is a way the South Treatment Plant helps to conserve water: Look inside to find tips on how you can save at home
• Come help us celebrate South Plant’s 40th anniversary
  (View invitation.)
• Home water conservation tips
• Biosolids program update EMS Certification: third in country to be certified!
• Energy Management at South Plant: moving toward a greener, more self-reliant facility
  King County uses innovative and efficient technologies to generate electricity from digester gas (the gas created through the solids digestion process).
• Odor Control at South Plant
  The “sniff” of things to come

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