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PFAS Treatment for Rural Water Systems Part 2
17th Mar
2:00pm - 2:50pm MDT
Aspen Daisy -Water
79 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 (79)
Kasey Craun
RK Water
Todd Fierro
Water/Wastewater Foreman at Lamar, City of
Tim Allen
Utility Maintenance Technician at Baca Grande Water and Sanitation Dist.
Craig Cannizzaro
VP, Group Leader - Utilities at Dibble Engineering
Dallas Joss
Water Treatment Supervisor at Evergreen Metropolitan District
Mike Santonastaso
Water Operator at Curecanti/Black Canyon National Park
Autumn Schulz
Intern at Town of Bayfield
Ryan Fulmer
UPO I at Limon Correctional Facility
Daniel Michael
Certified Water Operator at Fox Hill Water Association
Jeremy Baker
Operations Manager at Pate Construction Inc.
Heraclio Delgado
Water plant operator at Cottonwood Springs Mobile Home Park
Mat deGraaf
water operations supervisor- ORC at Pagosa Area W & S
Tim Plata
Training & Events Coordinator at Colorado Rural Water Association
Ryan Sieber
Monument, Town of
Bryon Long
Utilities System Repair Officer at Mesa Verde National Park
Josh Egle
Plant Operator A at Loveland, City of
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