From email from the Middle Colorado River Watershed Partnership:
Our next Partners meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 20th from 8:45 to 11:15 AM at the City of Glenwood Springs wastewater treatment facility. We will be touring the newly constructed plant to see how a modern, state-of-the-art wastewater facility operates, including examining the quality of water that comes in and goes out of the plant, and controls that are in place to protect the quality of discharge released back to the Colorado River. In comparison, we will also look at how small, backyard wastewater treatment systems are designed, what’s important to keep them functioning, and how they have the potential to affect our watershed.
The facility is located in West Glenwood, west of the exit and on the south side of the Colorado River. From the I-70 exit at West Glenwood, turn right into the roundabout and exit onto Midland heading south. Take the first right-hand turn off of Midland onto Wulfsohn Road. The entrance to the facility is an immediate right-hand turn off of Wulfsohn Road, down a long drive that travels west along the river.
This meeting is free and open to the public. If you plan to attend, please RSVP by [sending email to midcoriver@gmail.com], so that we can plan accordingly or contact you in the case of a weather cancellation. Hope to see you there!