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Correcting the Media "Facts"


​The Portland Water Bureau (PWB) is rapidly pushing forward with a water filtration facility that will add chemicals, that will cost over 1.45 Billion dollars, and dramatically increase rates.  A better solution is readily available.

Skyrocketing Rates

• A Huge Increase in Rates 
​The average household increase will be over $429 per year - at a minimum - and that's if they stay on budget.  (Read More...)

• Filtration - the Most Expensive Option at over $1.47 Billion!
Of all the EPA approved methods, PWB has chosen the most expensive option. 
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• Dwindling Customer Base Means More $$$ per Customer
An exodus of wholesale clients.  ​
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More Chemicals

• Filtration Adds More Chemicals to Drinking Water
Questions on the safety of additional chemicals in our drinking water.  (Read More...)

• Chemical Handling and Risk Assessment
Thousands of tons of chemicals traveling roadways and handling onsite offers additional risks.

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• Adds Waste to Landfills
Typical filtration plants of this size generate 3,600+ cubic yards of additional waste which will be headed to landfills during annual operations. 
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There ARE better options to providing a filtration system:
UV or UV/OZONE Combination

A safer, more cost effective option.  (Read More...)
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