Plant Facts

Water Resource Recovery Facility Improvement History 1940-2009

Bentonville Wastewater Treatment Plant Recent Projets and Facts:

  1. 2018: Installation of the motor control center that operates the significant components in the facility.  These components were 33 years old at the time of replacement. 
  2. 2019: Installation of a new screw press to replace the old bio-solids dewatering belt filter press. The belt filter press was 33 years old at the time of replacement.
  3. 2019: Installation of both clarifiers' drives and sweeps. These components were 33 years old at the time of replacement.                                                                                                                                          Clarifier Drive & Sweep Replacement Video
  4. 2020: Installation of the new rotors, gearboxes, and motors. The old equipment was 37 years old at the time of replacement.
  5. 2022: The grit chamber was overhauled with a new drive, sweep, and weir. The chamber was also lined with epoxy to reduce tank corrosion from hydrogen sulfide. 
  6. 2023: The grit classifier installation was completed. 
  7. 2023: The damaged 110' of 24" ductile iron force main near the influent building was replaced.    Tree Removal Video
  8. 2024: The compost facility was updated with new mechanical in-vessel technology. This replaced the old windrow process.  Bentonville is the first city in the state of Arkansas to utilize mechanical in-vessels to compost biosolids. 

The Bentonville Wastewater Treatment Plant Serves its Residents, Businesses, and Industries.

  1. Design capacity: 5 MGD (million gallons per day)
  2. Permit capacity: 4 MGD
  3. Average daily flow for 2024: 2.88 MGD
  4. Total Influent flow for 2024: 1050 MG
  1. Chris Earl

    Chris Earl

    Manager

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    Len Brzozkiewicz

    Operations Supervisor