The wastewater infrastructure system in Chattanooga, Tennessee, is undergoing a massive makeover, mostly in an effort to boost the system’s ability to handle a high volume of stormwater and wastewater during heavy rain events.
Sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) recently caught the attention of the Environmental Protection Agency, and Chattanooga is actively tackling that issue under the terms of a 2013 consent decree agreement with the EPA, the state of Tennessee and the Tennessee Clean Water Network.
Clear Chattanooga: Rebranding a Consent Decree, Revitalizing a City
First it cleaned up its air quality, and now the city of Chattanooga, Tennessee, is addressing SSOs
Apr 24, 2019 | by Traci Browne |
