US EditionN.J. American Water to resume chloramine use after routine maintenance
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N.J. American Water to resume chloramine use after routine maintenance
New Jersey American Water announced it will resume using chloramines for water treatment at its Swimming River and Jumping Brook water treatment plants during the week of April 21, following the completion of routine maintenance. The facilities, located in Colts Neck and Neptune, respectively, serve customers in parts of Monmouth and Ocean counties. The company had temporarily switched to chlorine in mid-February as part of an annual system flus…
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