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Small Towns to Treat Own Wastewater

By: Lisa Brence
Updated: October 22, 2007
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Some Washington County towns are taking water treatment issues into their own hands. After a study showed Farmington, Lincoln and Prairie Grove wouldnt benefit from the Northwest Arkansas Conservation Authoritys Regional Sewer Plant, the cities decided to treat their own wastewater. Farmington has a multi-year sewer contract with the city of Fayetteville. Lincoln upgraded its sewer system in 1998. Prairie Grove is considering upgrading its system next year.

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