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Bremen sewer system includes approximately 25 miles of 8-inch to 36-inch pipe and eight lift stations throughout the town. The collection system serves the corporate area of Bremen including residential, commercial and industrial areas. The Wastewater Treatment Plant is a Class 3, Trickling Filter plant and was placed in operation in 1965. The plant includes two comminutors, three raw wastewater pumps, grit removal, three primary settling tanks, two biological oxidation towers, two secondary clarifiers, one rock bed trickling filter used for ammonia oxidation, one final tank, tertiary filters, chlorination and de-chlorination process, post aeration tank, one anaerobic sludge digester and sludge drying beds to provide a complete wastewater treatment system. Along with superintendent Bill Reed, also on the Lake of the Woods Regional Sanitation District Board, four full time and one part time employees operate the plant and maintain the collection system 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Currently Bremen has 2-class 3, 1-class 2 and 1-class 1 employee’s that are licensed and certified by the State of Indiana. Design Criteria
Bremen’s wastewater treatment plant has been upheld as being one of the best maintained and operated plants in the State of Indiana. Over the years Bremen have received numerous awards over the years from Indiana Water Environment Federation, Indiana Department of Environmental Management and United States Environmental Protection Agency that include:
Two of Bremen’s operators have received the top honors of “Operator of the Year” by the Northern Indiana Operators Association .
LinksIndiana Department of Environmental Management Indiana Water Environment Association Indiana Department of Natural Resources U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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