EditorialEvery Drop Counts

Every Drop Counts

Holly Springs’ growing water reclamation program saves potable water costs and reduces discharge into a local creek.
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Caldwell Tanks, Inc. Water Reclamation North Carolina

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Every Drop Counts
The Town of Holly Spring WRF team includes, from left, Kai Vannoy, senior operator; Jennifer Exum, lab technician; Jeff Peters, reclaimed water coordinator; and Terry Foster, senior operator.

Since 2010, the Town of Holly Springs, N.C. has been operating its wastewater treatment plant as a water reclamation facility, treating the sewage to less-than-potable standards for use in irrigation and industrial applications. The town distributed approximately 40 million ...

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