Petaluma Sewer Department

Petaluma Water Recycling is a state-of-the-art facility in Petaluma, CA that collects, treats, and re-uses wastewater from the community, utilizing advanced technologies and natural processes to treat five million gallons of wastewater daily. The facility produces high-quality recycled water for various purposes such as landscape irrigation, fire protection, and toilet flushing, while also offsetting the use of potable water for irrigation of city parks, golf courses, vineyards, and agricultural lands. In addition to its water recycling capabilities, the Ellis Creek Water Recycling Facility also features a biofuels project that produces renewable natural gas from waste, which is used to power trucks for waste disposal. With a commitment to innovation, efficiency, and environmental sustainability, Petaluma Water Recycling is a valuable asset for the local community, benefiting residents, businesses, and the environment alike.Generated from the website

Windsor Refuse & Recycling is a waste management company based in Rohnert Park, CA. They specialize in providing refuse and recycling services for residential and commercial customers in the area. With a focus on environmental sustainability, Windsor Refuse & Recycling offers efficient waste collection and disposal solutions to help maintain a clean and healthy community. Generated from their business information

The Santa Rosa Utilities Department works to provide safe, economical, dependable and environment-friendly water supply, wastewater collection, and subregional wastewater treatment and reclamation systems. It is responsible for wastewater collection for residents and businesses and offers long-range planning, design and construction management services for water and wastewater projects. The department features various low water use plants and drip irrigation and informational kiosks regarding its water supply, irrigation and weather patterns and the environmental benefits of water conservation. The Santa Rosa Utilities Department encourages the use of renewable energy through the implementation of solar, biomass, wind and alternative fuels into everyday operations. It works under the government of Santa Rosa in California.