Spartanburg Water to Build Nature Trail at Lake Blalock Park
Devastation caused by Hurricane Helene offers unique opportunity to improve park for visitors.
Update – January 5:
Our drinking water professionals are continuing to address the unpleasant taste and odor issue caused by historically high levels of MIB, a naturally occurring compound associated with algae, in our drinking water reservoirs. We are using our Advanced Oxidation System and fine-tuning traditional treatment methods to address the problem.
Our staff are drawing water samples directly from our water sources and sending that data to consultants to find the potential cause for the rise in MIB levels.
While we continue to investigate the cause of these elevated levels, we want to clearly reassure our customers: your drinking water remains safe and meets all regulatory standards and we are seeing improvement as treated water continues to move through the distribution system.
Devastation caused by Hurricane Helene offers unique opportunity to improve park for visitors.
The South Carolina American Water Works Association (SCAWWA) awards Roberta Porter.
Water Environment Association of South Carolina (WEASC) awards Scott Duff at state level.
Awards presented at annual South Carolina Environmental Conference (SCEC)
Grant will help fund the Spartanburg organization’s Watershed Ecology Educational Stations on "The Dan."
$15,500 grant will help Center continue education for 23,000 local students.
Water Environment Association of South Carolina (WEASC) awards Hillary Messer at district level.
Water Environment Association of South Carolina (WEASC) awards Scott Duff at district level.