Connersville Waste Transfer

The Connersville Waste Water Treatment Plant is a vital facility in Connersville, IN, responsible for processing an average of 10.8 million gallons of waste water per day, protecting the local waterways from pollution. Built in 1955, the plant currently treats 2 to 2.5 million gallons of waste water daily, receiving waste water from Everton Milton. With a dedicated team of professionals, including wastewater superintendents, operators, mechanics, and plumbers, the plant ensures efficient and effective treatment of waste water. Committed to environmental preservation, the Connersville Waste Water Treatment Plant plays a crucial role in maintaining the cleanliness and health of the local water resources.Generated from the website

Connersville Utilities provides water and sanitary sewer service to customers in the City of Connersville, the county seat of Fayette County, Indiana and currently serves an estimated population of 16, 650 ( census data, 1996 ). IDEM classifies Connersville's PWSS as a medium-size system and a complete Phase I WHP Plan is due to IDEM on or before March 28, 2001.The City's water is supplied by groundwater produced at two well fields. As shown on Figure 1-1, the Roberts Park Well Field is located on the city's northeast side, east and southeast of the horse track and consists of five production wells ( Wells 1 through 5 ). The South Well Field is located approximately 1, 500 feet north of the State Road 44 bridge that crosses the Whitewater River adjacent to the Babe Ruth baseball complex, and includes Production Wells 10, 11, and 12. Both well fields are situated adjacent to the Whitewater River and are completed in the same sand and gravel aquifer ( Section 2.0 ). The Roberts Park Well Field is the primary source of groundwater for Connersville and the South Well Field is utilized as a standby water supply. Currently, the two well fields have a combined production of approximately 3.5 million gallons per day ( mgd ).

The Western Wayne Regional Sewage District in Cambridge City, IN is dedicated to providing efficient and effective sewage treatment services to residential and industrial customers in the area. With a newly built treatment plant capable of processing up to 1.8 million gallons per day, the district is committed to addressing any issues that may arise, such as the recent odor concerns in the community. Working closely with its largest customer, Sugarcreek Packing Co, the district is actively investigating and implementing solutions to mitigate the odor concerns and ensure a clean and healthy environment for all residents. Through collaboration and ongoing efforts, the Western Wayne Regional Sewage District strives to maintain high standards of wastewater treatment and environmental stewardship. Generated from the website