Pasco continues review of Process Water Reuse Facility rates for food processors
June 22, 2026 | Pasco City, Franklin County, Washington
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Alyssa Warner said the City Council will continue reviewing rates for the Process Water Reuse Facility (PWRF), the municipal plant that treats "process water" from food processors in Pasco. "The PWRF is a municipal facility that treats 'process water' from food processors in Pasco," Warner said.
The city is evaluating the rates food processors pay for that service. The preview did not include proposed rate levels, revenue projections, or staff recommendations; those details are expected in the council packet or during the workshop discussion.
Council members are scheduled to discuss the item at the June 22 workshop; any decisions about rate changes or effective dates were not recorded in the program preview.
The city is evaluating the rates food processors pay for that service. The preview did not include proposed rate levels, revenue projections, or staff recommendations; those details are expected in the council packet or during the workshop discussion.
Council members are scheduled to discuss the item at the June 22 workshop; any decisions about rate changes or effective dates were not recorded in the program preview.
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