Filtration Neighbor Update - July 25, 2025

Portland, ORLocal News

On July 25-26, 2025, the Portland Water Bureau will host an event to update the community on the Bull Run filtration project. This meeting will occur in Bull Run, Virginia, and aims to keep residents informed about essential water filtration activities. Officials stress that this project is crucial for ensuring the quality of drinking water in the Washington Metropolitan Area. Attendees will gain insights into project timelines, expected impacts, and ongoing efforts to enhance water infrastructure. The event reflects the bureau's commitment to community engagement and transparency.

Local stakeholders are invited to ask questions and express concerns regarding the project. The filtration initiative is part of a broader strategy to improve water resources in the region. Participation from the public will help foster a collaborative approach to addressing water quality issues.

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