Midvale City Water System

Midvale City Water System Drinking Water Report Info
On July 7, 1949, the Magna Water District was shaped by a goals of the Board of Salt Lake County Commissioners, similar to the Magna Water Board individually. Since that time, Magna Water has been overhauling the requirements of its clients for culinary (drinking) water and sewer services. It has developed from a couple of hundred associations with in excess of 7,500 associations. The District keeps on acing plan to address the developing needs of its populace including extension of an optional water system to control culinary capital expenses and to upgrade water protection endeavors. Development and mindful reasoning make it feasible for the District to make long haul water assets and supply. The District works intimately with the Magna Chamber of Commerce and Salt Lake County in structure a strong redevelopment organization to guarantee a solid financial foundation and practical water supply for what's to come. The District got reputation and acclaim for its tasks in letters of help from previous Utah Governor Olene S. Walker, Utah State Senator and President of the Utah Taxpayers Association Howard Stephenson, and the State of Utah Department of Environmental Quality Drinking Water Board. The District has attempted to create innovation to address this circumstance through upgrades to water quality, manageability, and protection of our constrained water assets for what's to come. From framework upgrades and extension, to administration and water protection, the District has had the option to create strong strategies to lessen contaminants to guarantee a sheltered stock. In February 2008, the District and Carollo Engineers were perceived in the Deseret News by and large as one of "13 Utah designers" for our inventive innovation in expulsion and devastation of arsenic and perchlorate under the patent Biodestruction of mixed leftover oxidants (BIOBROx) Patent No. 7,318,895. In 2007, the District got a national honor from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its devoted endeavors for "Maintainable Health Protection" through excellent inventiveness in planning ventures that advance supportability and secure public wellbeing. At last, in 2005, the District and Carollo Engineers were perceived by the American Water Works Association for their methodology in water treatment advances in a distributed report. The two associations were welcomed by the EPA Office of Research and Development in Cincinnati, Ohio to present features from their pilot study venture. As an affirmed water provider, the District meets or surpasses all neighborhood, state, and government mandates and stays momentum on industry patterns and progressions. Magna Water: Celebrating 60 years of Service. Magna Water is an innovatively propelled water provider and wastewater treatment district whose main need is fulfilling the organic market of a developing populace and giving ideal client assistance to our water clients..