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PFAS Treatment for Rural Water Systems Part 1
17th Mar
1:00pm - 1:50pm MDT
Aspen Daisy -Water
75 attended
Session Description
The purpose of the paper on PFAS treatment system design is to provide a comprehensive review and evaluation of current and emerging treatment technologies for PFAS removal and destruction. It aims to guide the design of effective, scalable treatment systems that can reliably meet regulatory standards, optimize operational performance and cost, and address site-specific water quality challenges. The paper seeks to advance understanding of treatment train integration, pilot testing approaches, and technology selection criteria to support sustainable and regulatory-compliant PFAS mitigation strategies in water supply and industrial contexts.
Attendees (75)
Kent Ritterman
Moore Engineering, Inc
Joseph Lopez
Water Operator at Donala Water and Sanitation Dist.
KYLER BLODGETT
OPERATOR at CARTER LAKE FILTER PLANT
Steven Bush
operator at Springfield, Town of
Mike Santonastaso
Water Operator at Curecanti/Black Canyon National Park
David Gardner
Plant Operator A at Loveland, City of
Wade A. Heuett
President at Recreation Resource Management of America
Jesse Shull
Water Operator at Estes Park, Town of
Patrick George
Monument, Town of
Bob Duarte
Park Resource Technician IV at Colorado Parks & Wildlife
ASHLEY GARDNER
OPERATOR at CARTER LAKE FILTER PLANT
Dajohn LEe
Monument, Town of
Norman Lewis
General Manager at Homestead Water Co
Eric Hassel
Board Member at CRWA
Bryon Long
Utilities System Repair Officer at Mesa Verde National Park
Oakley Ellis
W-WW Operator at Stillwater Tech LLC
+59 other Attendees