Project Updates

Arlington Re-Gen: Meet the Design-Build Team

By: Mary Strawn, Chief Engineer

The Arlington Re-Gen project is gaining momentum, and I am excited to share details of the next project milestone! We are using a method of project delivery called design-build, where the design and construction services are completed under a single contract. This allows for a unified flow of work from the initial concept through project completion.

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How we "Envision" Sustainability for Arlington Re-Gen

By: Jennifer Ninete and Stephanie Spalding

Sustainability is one of the most essential parts of the Arlington Re-Gen program. As we anticipate the start of design in 2024, we are looking forward to showcasing the sustainability of the upgraded solids processing facilities.

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Arlington Re-Gen: Investing in our Planet

By: Mary Strawn, Chief Engineer

Happy Earth Month! Here at the Arlington Water Pollution Control Plant we treat more than 23 million gallons of wastewater each day from residences and businesses while protecting local waterbodies, including Four Mile Run, the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay. This month especially, we’re reminded of our unique role as environmental stewards.

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Arlington Re-Gen: A Path to Improved Sustainability

By: Antron Sutton, Bureau Chief, Arlington County Water Pollution Control Plant

Throughout my career, I have advocated for sustainable treatment processes, and as head of the Arlington County Water Pollution Control Bureau, I am proud to lead an organization that prioritizes sustainability. Innovation is at the core of our ongoing work to protect public health and the environment, and therefore I am particularly excited about the Arlington Re-Gen program.

Plant upgrades completed in 2011 enhanced the liquid treatment processes and reduced the amount of nitrogen and phosphorus discharged into County waters. We are now focusing on upgrading...

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