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Concordia Today
By the People, for the People
Concordia Aldermen to Discuss Water and Wastewater Issues
City council to receive updates on chlorine source conversion, total organic carbon removal, and other water infrastructure projects
Published on Mar. 2, 2026
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The Concordia Board of Aldermen will devote a significant portion of their upcoming meeting to discussing various water and wastewater-related topics, including the status of the city's chlorine source conversion, efforts to address a reported violation regarding total organic carbon removal from the water supply, updates on the north lift station, the potential need for a hauled waste permit for the north lagoon, and an upcoming meeting with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources about ammonia limits.
Why it matters
Maintaining a reliable and safe water supply is a critical responsibility for local governments, and the Concordia aldermen's focus on these water and wastewater issues demonstrates their commitment to addressing infrastructure challenges and regulatory compliance to ensure the community's access to clean water.
The details
The aldermen will receive updates on the city's efforts to convert their chlorine source, as well as measures being taken to address a reported violation related to the efficiency of removing total organic carbon from the water supply. They will also discuss the status of the north lift station, the potential need for a hauled waste permit for the north lagoon, and an upcoming meeting with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources regarding ammonia limits.
- The Concordia Board of Aldermen meeting is scheduled for Monday, March 2, 2026 at 5 p.m.
The players
Concordia Board of Aldermen
The governing body of the city of Concordia, Missouri, responsible for making decisions and overseeing the management of the city's water and wastewater infrastructure.
The takeaway
The Concordia aldermen's focus on these water and wastewater issues demonstrates their commitment to addressing critical infrastructure challenges and ensuring the community's access to clean, safe water, which is a fundamental responsibility of local government.
