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Wastewater
Except for the City of Bremerton's surface water source, all of Kitsap County gets their drinking water from groundwater sources. It is important that, as Kitsap County develops, we continue to recharge our aquifers. Actions toward this include everything from stormwater management to low impact development practices. It also includes the ongoing effort to treat and recover wastewater. Watch this video to learn of one such project that recently took place in Port Gamble.
Kitsap Daily News Article - Sep 27th, 2017Port Gamble Resource Recovery Facility a 'feel-good project that was done for all the right reasons' |
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Kitsap PUD: A New Wastewater Treatment Facility, Port Gamble



Because Kitsap PUD was not explicitly authorized to own and operate wastewater treatment facilities, the District had to go to a vote of Kitsap County voters for authorization. In November2015,
Kitsap County voters granted Kitsap PUD wastewater authority, with 75% of the voters approving.
Over the course of 2016, a new MBR plant was constructed and installed at Port Gamble. In April of 2017, wastewater from the townsite was redirected from the old treatment plant to the new MBR facility. The new MBR plant is currently treating approximately 60,000 gallons of wastewater per day and infiltrating it via a large upland drainfield.
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