The Agassiz-Harrison (B.C.) Observer reports on accolades received by the Harrison Wastewater Treatment Plant. The facility serves a community whose sandy shores, West Coast views and hot springs draw tourists.
“Tucked away about a mile down the south shoreline, mostly out of sight from the main beach, the plant is constantly chugging away, cleaning the waste water to near perfection before sending it back out into the watershed,” the news story said.
A group of engineers toured the plant recently as apart of an official ribbon-cutting to view a $4 million upgrade completed in March. Water and wastewater lead hand Mark Yasinski led
