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Mar062019

March 6, 2019, Wednesday - Working River Tour: Mpls Drinking Water Plant

Time: 8a

Location: The Public Works Water Treatment & Distribution Service, 4300 Marshall Street NE

Working River Tour: Mpls Drinking Water Plant

Ever wonder how the water you drink every day gets to your tap? Join us for this unique tour of The Public Works Water Treatment & Distribution Service (WTDS) located along the Mississippi River. WTDS produces safe, clean drinking water for people who work in, visit and live in Minneapolis. On this tour, you'll learn about the process of treating Mississippi River water and turning it into the drinkable water. Tour capacity is limited, so sign-up as soon as possible to secure your spot.

Questions? Contact Anna at awaugh@parkconnection.org for more information.

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