Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility
@cvwrfut.gov
The Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility is located in the shadow of the majestic Wasatch Mountains in central Salt Lake County, Utah, home of the 2002 Winter Olympics. The facility serves half a million residents, with a design capacity of 84 MGD for release to the Jordan River—a master-planned waterway that serves as the west bookend to this recreational mecca.
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About Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility
Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility (CVWRF) is a cutting-edge facility that utilizes a trickling filter/solids contact process for wastewater treatment. Serving member entities like Cottonwood Improvement District and Murray City, CVWRF processes 50 to 60 million gallons of wastewater daily, returning clean water to the Jordan River system. The facility consists of a collection system that gathers wastewater and a treatment facility where rigorous processes ensure Utah's water quality standards are met.
Liquid and solids treatment are key components of the process. Visitors can explore the collection system and treatment processes through detailed descriptions provided on the website. With a focus on environmental sustainability, CVWRF plays a vital role in wastewater management in Utah.
Take a plant tour to learn more about their operations and commitment to water quality. For career opportunities or inquiries, contact CVWRF's Salt Lake City headquarters during business hours
Company type
Government Agency
Year founded
1978
Company size
51-200 employees
