OSHKOSH – Residents may notice a change in their drinking water in the coming weeks as the city prepares to replace ozone ...

That's because the Department of Public Works is replacing the ozone system equipment at Oshkosh's water filtration plant.

Officials with the City of Oshkosh say local residents should be aware of an upcoming temporary change to the drinking water ...

During the upgrade project, there will be periods when the ozone system is offline and chlorine will be used as the primary water treatment method to meet disinfection regulations. The city says ...

The Oklahoma City's Hefner Water Treatment Plant (WTP) plans to initiate the next phase of its $44 million improvement project on Dec. 1.This next step will foc ...

The new system’s key advantages are a high concentration of ozone produced, a high rate of disinfection and sterilization, the device’s compact size and mobility, and its low cost of operation.

Oshkosh Department of Public Works will be shutting down its ozone system for a couple ... will be utilized as the primary water treatment method to meet disinfection regulations.