Lake Odessa Water Treatment Plant

Bellevue Wastewater Treatment is a department within the Village of Bellevue, MI, dedicated to the collection and environmentally safe treatment of wastewater. Led by Superintendent Warren Histed, the department manages the wastewater plant and three lift stations, ensuring that all waste water is processed responsibly. The department works diligently to maintain clean and safe drinking water for the village, overseeing the maintenance and construction of the delivery and collection systems. With a focus on environmental sustainability, Bellevue Wastewater Treatment plays a vital role in preserving the community's water resources.Generated from the website

The Wastewater Collection and Treatment Division is a part of the Public Works Department, which designs, constructs and maintains street, water, and sanitary and storm sewer systems in the city of Battle Creek in Michigan. The Wastewater Collection and Treatment Division operates and maintains a wastewater treatment plant, more than 100 sanitary sewer lift stations and over 300 miles of sanitary sewer lines. The Public Works Department also designs and maintains parks, as well as offers drinking water treatment services. The department performs environmental investigations and remediation on municipally-owned property. In addition, it manages the public transportation system of the city and maintains a vehicle and heavy-equipment fleet.

The Village of Lake Odessa, located in Michigan, prides itself on fostering a vibrant community enriched by various local organizations and public services. Its commitment to adequate governance is reflected through active engagement with residents via councils, boards, and numerous community activities. Generated from the website