Manganese Removal for Community Groundwater | Cascade Groundwater Alliance

The Cascade Groundwater Alliance represents a group of groundwater-dependent water systems across the Pacific Northwest, serving approximately 130,000 community members who rely on a safe, steady supply of drinking water every day.

Across this region, naturally occurring iron and manganese are common groundwater challenges. If left untreated, these contaminants can affect water quality, damage infrastructure, and place additional strain on operators and long-term system reliability. Addressing them requires treatment solutions that are technically sound, operationally manageable, and designed for local conditions.

This vignette highlights how ATEC Water Systems supports the Cascade Groundwater Alliance by delivering viable iron and manganese removal solutions tailored to the unique groundwater chemistry, flow requirements, and site constraints found across the region. ATEC works directly with alliance members to design and implement treatment systems that provide consistent performance while supporting long-term operational sustainability.

By combining proven groundwater treatment processes with site-specific engineering, ATEC helps communities within the Cascade Groundwater Alliance maintain reliable access to safe drinking water, today and into the future.

Learn more about ATEC’s iron and manganese treatment solutions:
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