The Bio-Solids Division of Water Pollution Control houses perhaps the fastest growing program of the department: N-Viro Soil™. This innovative technology recycles and reuses the sludge by-product generated at the treatment facility.
The addition of the N-Viro Soil™ process has allowed us to discontinue a costly and time-consuming land application program and recycle wastewater sludge and other waste streams rich in organic matter into a safe, valuable product that can be beneficially reused. Most often used as fill dirt for city development and redevelopment projects, this recycled organic matter is an ecologically sound alternative to regular soil. Not only does it respond better to the environment because it contains fertilizer and absorbs water and other nutrients more fully, but it also saves taxpayer dollars because it requires less to help support plant growth.
This program has been effective in reducing pollutant discharge from combined sewer overflows and increasing the overall efficiency of the collection system. Specifically, the program oversees the:
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Where Does Stormwater Runoff Go?
A message from the City of Auburn Water Pollution Control's Storm Water Program