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Improved Corrosion Control Treatment Project

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The improved treatment facilities were completed in April 2022 to help make water from the Bull Run less corrosive to lead and other metals found in some home and building plumbing.
New Improved Corrosion Control Treatment Facilities

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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

About the Improved Corrosion Control Treatment Project

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Improved Corrosion Control Treatment Construction

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Contact

Bull Run Treatment Projects

Bonita Oswald, Project Communications Coordinator
bullrunprojects@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-1505

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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

Bull Run Treatment

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Bull Run Filtration Project

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