a day agoOperational Changes in Response to COVID-19The Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) provides an essential service to our community—treating 3.3 million gallons of wastewater and producing 200 thous...
Mar 12Pardon the Noise and DustPUBLIC NOTICE The City announces an upcoming noise and dust disruption associated with the Water Resource Recovery Facility upgrade project at 35 Prado Road....
Sep 17, 2019Construction Begins on the SLO WRRF Upgrade The City of San Luis Obispo announced today that construction to upgrade the Water Resource Recovery Facility (SLO WRRF) will begin Monday,
Sep 3, 2019Notice to ProceedMILESTONE EVENTS City Staff conducted a pre-construction meeting on August 29th, 2019 with PCL and their subcontractors.
Jan 10, 2019The City’s Roadmap to Selecting a Membrane Bioreactor As a part of the WRRF Project, the City needs to update their secondary treatment process. Secondary treatment includes removing ammonia and
Jul 18, 2018City Council Propels the WRRF Project ForwardSince the beginning of 2018, the San Luis Obispo City Council has been reviewing staff reports and approving key items allowing the WRRF Pro
Jan 5, 2018Providing Value at 60% DesignWith 60% design complete, the City hired a group of skilled engineers to conduct value engineering (VE) on the 60% design documents, and com
Jan 5, 2018Engineering the FutureThe Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) has reached a major milestone in the planning process: 60% design. This means decisions on some
Jul 10, 2017City Architectural Review Commission to Learn about the Exciting New Water Resource CenterStarting at 5:00 PM on July 10, 2017 in the Council Hearing Room at City Hall (990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo), representatives from the W
Apr 18, 2017Come Meet the Utilities Department on Earth Day!Come meet City of San Luis Obispo Utilities Department staff at our Earth Day Fair booth! We will have interactive activities for all ages t