This agreement provides funding to city of streator to implement its project to remove the existing aeration disks and rotors at streator's wwtp oxidation ditch and retrofit the ditch with new…

This EPA Region 5 Cooperative Agreement award provides $2,000,000 in funding to the City of Streator, IL to implement a project to upgrade the wastewater treatment plant's oxidation ditch. The key activities funded include: removing 12 existing aeration rotors and installing 10 new mixer/aerator units, completing related electrical and PLC integration work, and replacing the facility's roofing. These infrastructure improvements are expected to enhance the plant's energy efficiency, operational reliability, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions for Streator residents. This award is funded through the EPA's Congressionally Mandated Projects program (CFDA 66.202), which supports a variety of water and wastewater system upgrades in local communities across the country.

This agreement provides funding to city of streator to implement its project to remove the existing aeration disks and rotors at streator's wwtp oxidation ditch and retrofit the ditch with new triton aire mixer/aerator units.as directed in the 2023 consolidated appropriations act or as identified in an approved technical correction if one has been approved for this project.activities:the activities to be performed include: - removal of 12 existing oxidation ditch aeration rotors and related equipment - installation of 10 new mixer/aerator assemblies in the oxidation ditch along with related equipment - electrical work required due to installation of new mixer/aerators - PLC integration work required due to installation of new mixer/aerators - removal and replacement of the PLC in structure 30 - SCADA modifications based on installation of new equipment - replacement of roofing systems on the 8 buildings at the plantsubrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:the anticipated deliverables are installation of energy efficient motors and variable frequency drives of the wastewater treatment plant oxidation ditch, which are expected to lead to continued reliable operation of the wastewater treatment plant and a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions for city of streator residents.