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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)
Norman Lewis
General Manager at Homestead Water Co
Todd Fierro
Water/Wastewater Foreman at Lamar, City of
Jen McCollum
Industrial Pretreatment Coordinator at Loveland, City of
Ron Torres
14484 at Wolf Compliance Consulting LLC
Chris Bannister
Water Systems Lead/Crew Chief at Fairplay, Town of
Quinn Bryant
Water Operator at Pine Drive Water District
Ryne Omiecinski
WW Treatment Operator A at Town of Windsor
Mat deGraaf
water operations supervisor- ORC at Pagosa Area W & S
Hannah Stevens
Civil Water Engineer at Merrick & Company
JD Shivvers
Water Enterprise Director at Woodmen Hills Metro District
Jeremy Baker
Operations Manager at Pate Construction Inc.
Craig Cannizzaro
VP, Group Leader - Utilities at Dibble Engineering
Robi Darcy
Water Treatment Manager at Basalt, Town of
Peter Werth
Aspen Pines Water and sewer District
Joseph Hewitt
wastewater ORC at Pagosa Area W & S
Thomas Triplat
water operator at Cottonwood Springs Mobile Home Park
+59 other Attendees