The Regional Recycled Water Program – A New Source of Water for Southern California

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California and the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County have partnered to develop the Regional Recycled Water Program, which will create a new, sustainable water supply for Southern California. The program will start with a demonstration facility and could eventually become one of the largest advanced water treatment plants in the world. At full build-out, this $3.4 billion project would include a 150-mgd advanced water treatment plant, pumping stations, and over 60 miles of conveyance pipelines. Come and learn about the project details, project status, and plans for implementation.

Speaker:

John Bednarski, Chief Engineer and Manager of Engineering Services Group Metropolitan Water District of Southern California