Cookeville City Sanitation

The City of Cookeville Department of Water Quality Control maintains the water treatment plant and wastewater treatment plant, as well as water lines, sewer lines and pump stations. Located in Cookeville, Tenn., It also sells water to Algood and Baxter, Tenn., as well as the Cookeville Boatdock Utility District, Gainesboro Grade Utility District, Bangham Utility District, O'Connor Utility District and the Double Springs Utility District. Combined, the department has more than 10,000 customers. Its wastewater treatment plant on South Jefferson Avenue collects approximately 165 miles of sewer lines. It is a sludge treatment plant that handles 14 million gallons of wastewater per day. After completing treatment, the sludge is processed through a lime stabilization process to produce a Class A biosolid that is then land recycled and used as a soil amendment.

Nestled in the heart of Baxter, TN, the Water Treatment Plant stands as a vital hub for ensuring the community's access to clean and safe drinking water. With cutting-edge technology and a team of dedicated professionals, this facility plays a crucial role in purifying and distributing water to homes, schools, and businesses in the area. From filtering out impurities to rigorous quality testing, every step is taken to guarantee that the water meets stringent safety standards. The Water Treatment Plant in Baxter, TN, silently serves the community, working behind the scenes to provide an essential resource that often goes unnoticed in our daily lives. Generated using this place's available information