Rockland County New York plant

Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant Helps Deliver Clean Water to Over 1 Million

Advanced wastewater plant feeds aquifer that serves a million countywide

New York State selected Veolia North America to design, build, and operate (DBO) a new 1.5-million gallons per day (MGD) wastewater treatment plant in Hillburn, NY.

During the summer and other dry, drought-prone months, a public well field pulls all of the water out of the Ramapo River, leaving the river with little to no flow of its own. This prevents the Ramapo Valley’s sole-source aquifer from providing water to more than a million residents.

The challenge for Rockland County is improve the protection of its river basin while remaining within costs and providing quality service despite changes in climate during the year.

 

Download our case study to discover how Veolia helped the county build the region's first municipal wastewater treatment plant treating effluent for drinking water quality that far exceeds standards set by the EPA.