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Where does
the City of St. Helens drinking water come from?
An overview of the process from the Ranney Collectors through the treatment plant.
City of
St. Helens Drinking Water & Distribution system Information
What are the Levels of Iron, Hardness, pH, Alkalinity, Lead, Copper, Fluoride, Nitrates, Arsenic, Pharmaceuticals
What is the size of the Population served, Depth of the wells, Size of the reservoirs
How Safe is St. Helens Drinking Water? 
Information about bottled water and the drinking water produced from the St. Helens water filtration plant.
Ways to improve the taste of your drinking water, at home, at work when out and about shopping.
Contaminants
of concern in our environment, air, water, food and their health effects
Arsenic, Barium, Benzene, Chlorine, Chromium, Copper, Fluoride, Fuel Oils, Lead, Nitrate, Mercury, THM's, Turbidity, Iron Manganese and Zinc
Operator's
Notes -
IT's, module flushing, troubleshooting tips
Water
terms and definitions used in the fascinating world of water treatment
Parts per Million, Billion, Trillion, and
Microns, what are they? Do you
know?
A closer look at the St. Helens filtration modules
Chlorine - Our Public Health
Champions 
What are
Coliform bacteria?
What
is Salmonella?
What is Giardia?
What is Cryptosporidium?
What is Legionella and the cause of Legionnaires' disease?
This page last updated on 7/20/2010
By Howard (Howie) Burton - Filtration Plant Operator
