The City of Santa Fe Wastewater Treatment Plant employs a range of technologies to ensure the effective management and treatment of wastewater within its service area. The primary mission of the Wastewater Management Division is to collect, convey, and treat sanitary sewage in compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. This involves utilizing advanced treatment processes that optimize nutrient loading and removal, as indicated by their Nutrient Loading and Removal Optimization Study. Additionally, the plant incorporates a Membrane Grid Aeration System, which has undergone off-gas analysis to enhance its efficiency and effectiveness in treating wastewater.

Furthermore, the division emphasizes the importance of reclaimed water and composting as part of its sustainable practices. Residents and contractors can purchase reclaimed water, which is treated wastewater that can be reused for irrigation and other non-potable purposes. The division also provides compost for purchase, promoting environmental stewardship and resource recovery. Through these technologies and practices, the City of Santa Fe Wastewater Treatment Plant aims to protect public health and the environment while delivering essential services to the community.

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It is the primary mission and objective of the Wastewater Management Division to ensure that all sanitary sewage produced within the City's service area is collected, conveyed and treated in compliance with local, state and federal regulations and guidelines, and to protect the public's environment health/safety, and welfare.

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