Apr
19
PNCWA Government Affairs Committee members at the 2018 Fly-in
- Annual Conference
- Join
- Learn
- Engage
- Committees
- Committee Listing
- Committee Resources
- Become a Committee Member
- Awards Committee
- Collections Systems
- Communication & Outreach
- Constitution & Bylaws
- Construction
- Emerging Technologies
- Government Affairs
- WAVE Subcommittee
- Leadership Development
- Manufacturers & Representatives
- Member Services
- Odor & Air Quality
- Operations Challenge
- Plant Operations & Maintenance
- Racial and Social Justice Subcommittee
- Scholarship
- Select Society of Sanitary Sludge Shovelers
- Stormwater
- Students & Young Professionals
- Sustainability and Biosolids
- Utility Management
- Water for People
- Awards
- Be a Mentor
- Scholarship Program
- WAVE Program
- Career Center
- Stockholm Junior Water Prize
- Adopt-a-School Program
- Student Design Competition
- Future of Water
- Committees
- Advocate
- Donate
Construction is underway in the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle, Wash., on a combined sewer overflow (CSO) wet weather treatment station that will treat up to 265 million L/d (70 mgd) of polluted stormwater runoff that currently can flow into the Duwamish River during severe rain events. The $262 million Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Station — a key part of King County’s broader objective to safeguard Puget Sound — is expected to help protect the Duwamish River from stormwater pollution for the next century.