Kingston Water Reclamation Project

Kitsap County is supporting efforts to implement regional water reclamation projects through a regional Wetlands, Irrigation, Stream Enhancement, and aquifer Replenishment (WISER) Water program.  Kingston Waste Water Treatment Plant was selected as one of the four facilities in the County to evaluate for production of reusable water.

Water discharged through wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) to the marine waters of Puget Sound represents a volume equal to approximately 30 percent of the total groundwater withdrawals. Reclaiming and returning this water to the freshwater system may be an effective way to help meet future water demands, replenish aquifers and enhance summer base water flow in local streams.

Additional Information for RFP (Request for Proposal #2008-162)
Kingston Water Reclamation Feasibility Study:

Kingston Reclaimed Water Report
September 2007, Prepared by Golder Associates Inc.

Kitsap County WISER Water Summary Report
June 2007, Prepared by Golder Associates Inc.

Water Reuse Implementation Study for Bremerton
August 2006, Prepared by Golder Associates Inc.

Storage Assessment Kitsap Watershed Planning WRIA 15
June 2003, Prepared by Golder Associates Inc.

Staff Contact:  Barbara Zaroff P.E.,  360-981-1767

Kitsap County Public Works
Waste Water Division
(360) 337-5777 or (800) 825-4940
openline@co.kitsap.wa.us