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Water Treatment Plant. Constructed in 1969, the Vicksburg Water Plant employs 9 full time employees and has provided an excellent product throughout the years. The facility operates 24 hours per day, 365 days per year.
West Jackson County Regional Land Treatment Facility. Information About Our Facilities. Wastewater treatment is the cleaning of used water and sewage so it can be returned to the environment. It is the last line of defense against water pollution.
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - On Thursday, 3 On Your Side was given an exclusive tour of ground zero for Jackson’s winter water crisis – the O.B. Curtis Water Treatment Plant.
On-Site Wastewater. The goal of the On-Site Wastewater program is to reduce the spread of disease through improper treatment and disposal of human waste. Possible contamination of ground and surface waters is both an environmental and public health concern.
The facility will handle and treat the wastewater load from the sewer utilities of Brandon, Flowood, Pearl, Richland, Pearl River Valley Water Supply District (Rankin County side), Mississippi State Hospital at Whitfield, the Jackson-Evers International Airport, and other government facilities and residential areas in unincorporated
Constructed in late 1973, the Vicksburg Water Pollution Control Center is a 10 million gallon per day trickling filter facility. The facility operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week and treats all of the wastewater generated by homes and various industries inside the City of Vicksburg.
O.B. Curtis Water Treatment Plant is the facility that serves Jackson, and it has been relying on backup pumps, which have limited water pressure, since its main pumps failed last month.
The problem this week stems from one of two water treatment facilities in the city: the O.B. Curtis plant, which is run by the city of Jackson, according to the governor.
On Aug. 29, 2022, the largest water treatment plant in Jackson, Mississippi, failed – leaving 160,000 people, along with hospitals, fire stations and schools, without safe drinking water. In many cases, these communities had no water service at all.
The O.B. Curtis Water Treatment Plant in Jackson, Mississippi, shown late last month. Jackson is currently struggling with access to safe drinking water after flooding caused a disruption...