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Improved Corrosion Control Treatment Project

Capital Construction
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Illustration of the Improved Corrosion Control Treatment facility that includes a long building with two tall silos on the left and a utility water pump station in front

Portland Water Bureau will have improved treatment facilities to make Portland’s water less corrosive to lead and other metals found in home and building plumbing by April 2022.

Contact

Bull Run Treatment Projects

Bonita Oswald, Project Communications Coordinator

bullrunprojects@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-865-6039
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Type treatment for Corrosion Control Bull Run Treatment Projects stacked on the left a thin line in the middle and Improved Corrosion Control Treatment on the right
Information

About the Improved Corrosion Control Treatment Project

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Construction

Improved Corrosion Control Treatment Construction

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External Resource

Sign up for Bull Run Treatment Projects Updates

Related offices, programs, and projects

map of Bull Run Treatment Projects in east Multnomah County, including the Improved Corrosion Control Treatment project off of Lusted Road and the Filtration project between Dodge Park Blvd and Bluff Road
Program

Bull Run Treatment

Picture of a child at a Benson Bubbler water fountain.
Project

Bull Run Filtration Project

Workers connect a fire hydrant to the water system.
Program

Water Bureau Improvements

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