Huntington Sanitary Board

The Dunbar Sanitary Board in Dunbar, WV is a municipally owned and operated utility that provides sanitary and storm water sewer services to the City of Dunbar, West Virginia State University, West Dunbar, and surrounding unincorporated areas. With over $40 million in facilities, including a Wastewater Treatment Plant and extensive sewer infrastructure, the Board serves a population of approximately 28,125 individuals. Originally established in the 1920s to support the growing glass industry, the Dunbar Sanitary Board has evolved to meet the needs of a expanding population and industries. Following a period of upgrades and improvements, the Board now operates a State-of-the-Art Wastewater Treatment Plant with a dedicated team committed to providing affordable and quality service to its customers.Generated from the website

Salt Rock Sewer PSD is a utility company based in Ona, WV, specializing in providing sewer services to the local community. With a focus on maintaining and improving sewer infrastructure, Salt Rock Sewer PSD ensures reliable and efficient wastewater management for its customers. Generated from their business information

The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection has an air monitoring section, which monitors air pollutants on periodic basis and also collects meteorological data to analyze particulate fallout. Its compliance and enforcement section consists of four areas, including chemical operations, materials handling, combustion and asbestos. The section handles citizen complaints involving dust, fallout, odor problems and open burning. The department s hazardous waste section regulates air emissions from facilities that treat, store and dispose of solid and hazardous waste. In addition, the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection has a laboratory that analyzes filters from various sampling sites throughout the state to determine the amount of particulate matter in the air. The laboratory also performs a weekly analysis of precipitation samples for conductivity and acidity concentrations. The department is located in Charleston, W.Va.