The Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) for City of Redmond is located at 3100 NW 19th Street at the north end of the Dry Canyon Trail. In July 2000, the $10 million dollar facility expansion was completed, providing the City with the capacity to treat wastewater through 2010.
The WPCF facility is a secondary wastewater treatment plant designed to treat an average of 2.9 MGD from the City of Redmond. The treatment consists of two orbal aeration basins, three clarifiers, disinfection, sludge holding and a solids handling facility. The facility also houses a laboratory for water quality analysis and offices for staff.
The treatment staff includes three full-time operators and one full-time process control lab technician. The WPCF is manned seven days a week by a dedicated and experienced staff.
The facility operates under a permit issued from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality and is designed to treat municipal wastewater using the following sequence of unit processes.
The treatment facility receives all municpal and industrial waste water from the City of Redmond. For further description of these systems please take our virtual tour. For more information on the treatment facility or to arrange a tour for your organization please contact the Wastewater Division or call 541-504-5070.
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