Cross Creek Water Reclamation Facility
- Location: 601 N. Eastern Blvd. (Hwy 301)
- Built: 1959
- Original Capacity: 9 Million Gallons a Day (MGD)
- Expansions: 16 MGD (1976); 22 MGD (1992); Up-rated 25 MGD (2002)
- Current Treatment Capacity: 25 MGD
- Features: Septic Receiving Station for use by commercial septic tank operatos & portable toilet contractors
- Maximum Monthly Average: 11.2 MGD
- Yearly Average: 10.5 MGD
- Awards: 1994 National Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Operations and Maintenance Award
Rockfish Creek Water Reclamation Facility
- Location: 2536 Tracy Hall Rd. (Old Wilmington Rd.)
- Built: 1985
- Original Capacity: 6 Million Gallons a Day (MGD)
- Expansions: 12 MGD (1994); 16 MGD (2002); 21 MGD (2007)
- Current expansion plans: None
- Current Treatment Capacity: 21 MGD (2007)
- Maximum Monthly Average: 13.9 MGD
- Yearly Average Flow: 13.2 MGD
- Awards: 1988 National Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Operations and Maintenance Award
PWC also implements a water reuse program at the two water reclamation facilities. The treated water produced from each plant is used to irrigate approximately 40 acres of landscaped turf at the two facilities. The recycled water is also utilized for in-plant uses such as seal water, cleaning of equipment, and for various plant processes.
PWC Farm/Residuals Management
Wastewater Treatment