When it opened in 1938, the metro facility was the first wastewater treatment plant in a metropolitan area on the mississippi river. Although it has been renamed (now called simply the metro plant), it remains the largest wastewater treatment facility serving the twin cities Metropolitan council environmental services owns and operates the metropolitan water resource recovery facility in saint paul, minnesota, which uses three existing fluid bed incinerators to process wastewater solids.
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The metropolitan facility is the largest water resource recovery facility in minnesota, processing over half of the wastewater in the twin cities region before returning clean water back to the mississippi.
The metropolitan water resource recovery facility, located southeast of downtown saint paul, treats 180 million gallons of wastewater every day for 66 communities and processes 850 wet tons of solids every day for 73 communities.
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