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La Verkin treatment facility lets residents try purified wastewater in Washington County

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The $7 million Advanced Water Purification Demonstration Facility will be located off State Street in La Verkin. It will allow residents to walk through the facility, learn about wastewater treatment and drink potable reuse water. The educational facility is expected to break ground in the spring and open in 2028.

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