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     KC Water's Water treatment process explained

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     This Is KC Water

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     KC Water's Water Main Replacement Program Reduces Main Breaks 60%

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2. www.kcwater.us › about-us › waterWater – KC Water

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   Water. KC Water’s primary system includes a 240-million gallon per day treatment plant, 4 major pump stations, 14 re-pump stations, numerous water storage facilities, and approximately 2,800 miles of water mains. Treated water service is provided to approximately 172,000 customers inside and outside the City and 34 active wholesale customers.

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     Overview KC Water manages 630 miles of sewers and more than...

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3. www.youtube.com › watchFrom River to Tap: KC's Water Treatment Process - YouTube

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   Feb 25, 2021 · Learn how KC Water transforms water from the Missouri River into high-quality, great-tasting drinking water that is delivered right to your tap.

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4. www.youtube.com › watchKC Water's Water treatment process explained - YouTube

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   This video breaks down how KC Water treats and distributes some of the clearest and best tasting water in the region.

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5. www.bpu.com › forhome › waterserviceHow It Works: BPU’s Water Service - Kansas City Board of ...

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   A water tower with Kansas City, Kansas, and the BPU logo painted on it pans across the screen. Two men then walk over a bridge that is over a water treatment pond. [Narrator] BPU pumps the water to the community using a system of pipes, pump stations, towers, and reservoirs, with a capacity to deliver more than 54 million gallons of water a day.

6. www.kcwater.us › wp-content › uploadsYOUR DRINKING WATER

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   of Kansas City. KC Water employees work around the clock to operate and maintain this critical infrastructure. If you experience an issue with your tap water, please call Kansas City’s 311 Action Center at QUESTIONS? (816) 513-1313. This is the number to call with any question regarding any City service. KC Water • 4800 E. 63rd St ...

7. www.homewater.com › blog › the-complete-guide-toThe Complete Guide to Kansas City Water Quality - HomeWater

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   The EPA’s upper limit is 60 ppb, which is four times higher than the maximum contaminant level in Kansas City. However, Kansas City water exceeds the EWG’s recommendation by 162 times: EPA maximum allowance: 60 ppb. EWG recommended maximum: 0.1 ppb. Kansas City maximum contaminant level: 16.2 ppb. Haloacetic Acids (HAA9) Haloacetic acids ...

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   How does KC water work?

   • KC Water’s primary system includes a 240-million gallon per day treatment plant, 4 major pump stations, 14 re-pump stations, numerous water storage facilities, and approximately 2,800 miles of water mains. Treated water service is provided to approximately 172,000 customers inside and outside the City and 34 active wholesale customers.

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   How does Kansas City get its water?

   • It also gets some of its water from groundwater wells and other regional water systems. Around one-fifth of Kansas City's water comes from alluvial wells, which are recharged by surface water from the Missouri River.

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   Does Kansas City have tap water?

   • Kansas City’s tap water is delivered by KC Water, which treats up to 100 million gallons of water per day and supplies it to over 500,000 residents. KC Water also handles several wastewater treatment plants and oversees stormwater management. They operate 600 miles of pipes and 14 miles of flood walls and levees.

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   Is there lead in Kansas City drinking water?

   • According to KC Water, there’s no lead in Kansas City drinking water when it enters or moves through the distribution system. Lead can enter your tap water through:

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   How hard is Kansas City water?

   • However, it contains 10 contaminants that exceed the recommendations of the Environmental Working Group (EWG). Kansas City’s tap water is moderately hard depending on the season and the conditions of the river. Residents can use a water softener or a home water filter to improve the taste and quality and Kansas City Water.

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   Does Kansas City water have fluoride?

   • Yes, Kansas City voters chose to add fluoride to their drinking water in 1980. This is a public health measure intended to reduce the incidence of tooth decay. KC Water maintains fluoride levels of around 0.62 ppm, which is less than the EPA’s maximum contaminant level of 4 ppm. How Often Is Kansas City Drinking Water Tested?

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9. www.youtube.com › watchThis Is KC Water - YouTube

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   Oct 27, 2016 · Water is a part of almost every moment of every day. The men and women of KC Water work day and night, through rain and shine, to provide clean and efficien...

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   • Author: KC Water