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The City of Jackson operates an Ohio EPA Class IV Advanced Treatment Plant with aerobic sludge digestion, consisting of two treatment systems: Plant I, built in 1954 and upgraded in 2009, and Plant II, completed in 1984 and upgraded in 2009. Plant I utilizes primary settling tanks, a rotary screen, aeration tanks, and a membrane system to remove solids and treat the wastewater, while Plant II employs oxidation ditches, settling tanks, and a gravity sand filter for the same purpose. Both plants discharge their effluent to Salt Lick Creek and operate an Ohio EPA approved Industrial Pretreatment Program, with treated biosolids being land applied.Generated from the website

Job & Family Services in Jackson, Ohio, is dedicated to serving the local community by providing a range of essential services to families and children. Their offerings include support for child care, kinship and foster care, as well as financial and medical assistance programs. The agency is committed to empowerment and protection, operating with values such as empathy, respect, and accountability. With a focus on workforce development, they also assist individuals and employers through job placement and retention services. Generated from the website

City Garage Electric Dept is a department within the City of Jackson, Ohio that provides electric services to the local community. They are responsible for maintaining and repairing the electric infrastructure, ensuring a reliable supply of electricity to residents and businesses. In addition to their electric services, City Garage Electric Dept also collaborates with other departments within the city, such as the Water Treatment Plant and WasteWater Treatment Plant, to ensure the efficient operation of the city's utilities. They are committed to serving the community and addressing any issues related to electric services in a timely manner.Generated from the website