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Work To Return Flow to Potomac Interceptor by Mid-March on Target
WHAT'S NEW
Work Underway on Final Steps to Return Flow to the Potomac Interceptor, Complete Emergency Repair
WHAT'S NEW
Work Nearly Complete to Reinforce Downstream Section of Damaged Potomac Interceptor
Work is nearly complete on the downstream section of the Potomac Interceptor to reinforce the pipeline with geopolymer. The concrete-like material will strengthen and restore the structural integrity of the pipe. Completion of the geopolymer lining downstream is one of the final steps to restore flow to the interceptor and finish the emergency repair.
This comes one month since the last overflow reached the Potomac River.
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Environmental rehabilitation is moving forward across several areas near the Potomac Interceptor. Crews continued clearing and stabilizing the stream channel, removing contaminated material, placing straw and stabilization matting, and preparing work zones around the Odor Control Facility. Teams also worked on stabilizing cleaned sections of the stream valley, reinstalling perimeter fencing, mobilizing equipment, and preparing for continued cleanup around the Rock Run Culvert and downstream areas. Thank you for your continued patience as this work moves forward.
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