Collier County Regional Water Treatment Plant

Resource Water and Treatment for Collier Region The Collier Region Water System pumping systems groundwater from 3 well fields situated in the Golden Entrance Estates. The North Hawthorn Well discipline has 24 water wells that provide water towards the North County Local Water Treatment Grow. The South Hawthorn Wellfield offers 42 wells that offer water to the South Region Regional Water Treatment Plant. The Fantastic Gate Tamiami Good field has thirty-six wells that provide drinking water to both treatment plants. The Fl Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) performed a Source Drinking water Assessment on the program in 2016. This kind of assessment was carried out to provide information about any kind of potential sources of contaminants in the vicinity of the water wells. Potential sources of contaminants identified included subterranean petroleum storage containers, injection wells, and industrial wastewater treatment plants. The evaluation results are available on the DEP Source Drinking water Assessment and Safety Program website at www.dep.state.fl.us/swapp. There are two Regional Water Treatment Plants, the North County Regional Drinking water Treatment Plant (NCRWTP) and the South Region Regional Water Treatment Plant (SCRWTP). The NCRWTP has doze MGD treatment capability utilizing the nano-filtration treatment process and eight MGD treatment capability utilizing reverse osmosis treatment process. The SCRWTP has doze MGD treatment capability utilizing lime conditioning and 20 MGD treatment capacity making use of reverse osmosis. Water is treated with chloramines for disinfection purposes and then fluoridated for dental health reasons. A corrosion inhibitor is also added to stop the corrosion of plumbing. The Collier Region Water Division comes with an extensive and constant testing program to routinely monitor intended for contaminants in your water in accord with federal and state laws, regulations. Except where suggested otherwise, this statement is based on the outcomes of our monitoring intended from January 1 to Dec 31, 2016. Info obtained before January 1, 2016, and presented in this statement are from the latest testing done in compliance with the laws, guidelines, and regulations. Some other sources of Information Florida Division of Environmental Safety: www.dep.state.fl.us United States Epa Safe Drinking Water Hotline: 1-800-426-4791 United States Environmental Protection Agency Workplace of Water: www.epa.gov/OW The American Drinking water Works Association: www.awwa.org Important Phone Numbers In case you have any questions relating to this report or the water service, make sure you contact us at the subsequent numbers: For queries concerning this statement and its contents make sure you call (239) 252-4H2O. For questions regarding your water support (account information, support requests, billing inquiries) please call (239) 252-2380.

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