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City Receives 2024 "Wastewater Treatment Plant Outstanding Performance" Award

Snohomish, WALocal News

The City of Snohomish Wastewater Treatment Plant achieved the 2024 "Outstanding Performance" Award for consistently meeting numeric effluent limits and permit criteria. Operators Duane Leach, Frank Schorsch, and Karen Allen were acknowledged for their hard work and dedication to environmental compliance. Mayor Linda Redmon praised the team's innovative use of technology to safeguard community health and the ecosystem. The plant's commitment to monitoring and reporting data as required underlines its operational excellence. This recognition encourages the team to continue striving for high standards.

The award reflects the plant's significant role in maintaining public health and environmental integrity. Snohomish officials emphasize the importance of such achievements in promoting community trust. The award also highlights ongoing efforts to enhance wastewater treatment practices in the state.

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