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Benton Harbor Public Works, Water Plant and Distribution, Sanitary Sewer, and Storm Water Mike O'Malley, Director (269) 927-8471, at that point press 2. In the event that no answer and for quick help, dial (269) 927-8400, press 2. Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. City of Benton Harbor Water Department and Public Works Important Notices: REVISED: City of Benton Harbor Utility Services Department's 2017 Consumers Confidence Report City of Benton Harbor Utility Department's 2017 Consumers Confidence Report City of Benton Harbor Water Filtration Plant Annual Report for 2017 >>CLICK HERE FOR IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR DRINKING WATER Mike O'Malley, Director of the Water Plant, is often called "The Benton Harbor Water Guy." He and his group are in charge of the water dispersion framework, the sterile sewer accumulation framework, and tempest water gathering and release. The Benton Harbor Water Plant is situated in the southwest corner of Benton Harbor's excellent Jean Klock Park. The Water Plant was built in the 1950's as a total treatment plant that incorporates synthetic expansion for cleansing and particulate evacuation; blending and settling chambers; channels; a capacity repository; and high lift siphons to circulate the water to the City of Benton Harbor. The water plant was maturing and had encountered a few disappointments, so a remodel venture at an expense of somewhat over $12 million was developed. Financing was gained through the State of Michigan's Drinking Water Revolving Loan Funds, which highlight low intrigue advances to Michigan Water ventures. Extra subsidizing was gotten from the national government through the American Resources and Recovery Act, which will diminish the advance sum by 40%. The task took two years to finish. The principal temporary worker, Davis Construction, alongside a few sub-contractual workers renovated the current plant and gear and manufactured the new treatment expansion appeared in the photo. The Water Plant presently has an anticipated life expectancy more than 50 years and can properly treat up to 12 million gallons for every day. Purchaser Confidence Reports The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires network water frameworks to convey a Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), otherwise called a yearly drinking water quality report, to their clients every year by July 1. Changed: City of Benton Harbor Utility Services Department's 2017 Consumers Confidence Report Benton Harbor 2017 CCR Benton Harbor 2016 CCR Benton Harbor 2015 CCR Benton Harbor 2014 CCR This report furnishes clients with data about their water quality, including the water source, a hazard sullying synopsis, the controlled sullies found and any potential wellbeing impacts, a bookkeeping of endeavors to reestablish safe water, and other instructive data. For more data about your CCR, read the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Guide to Understanding Your CCR..