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Water
Quality > Reclaimed Water
Reclaimed Water
Reclaimed water is an important component of wise water
management. Reclaimed water is derived from domestic wastewater
and small amounts of industrial process water or stormwater.
The process of reclaiming water, sometimes called water
recycling or water reuse, involves a highly engineered,
multi-step treatment process that speeds up nature's restoration
of water quality. The process provides a high-level of
disinfection and reliability to assure that only water meeting
stringent requirements leaves the treatment facility.
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Reclaimed Water Legislation signed by the Governor
Water Smart, Not Water Short - 5 Ways to Secure
Water for Washington's Future
2008 Reclaimed Water Use Legislative Report
Rule Development
Comments
Trace Organics Report
24th Annual
WateReuse Symposium in Seattle
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