Treatment in all plants includes iron removal, softening, disinfection and fluoridation.
Environmental features include being first in the state to use geothermal energy from treated water. In 2012 opened a new water treatment plant at 106th & Gray Road. In June 2006 the Utility purchased 8,300 residential customers and some commercial customers from Indianapolis. In April 2002 the Utility purchased 2,300 customers from Hamilton Western Utility.
Continued growth required the expansion of the first plant in 1965 to 1.0 million gallons per day (MGD), construction of a second plant in 1971 with expansion to 3.0 MGD in 1975 and the purchase of a third 2.0 MGD plant in 1981. The first water treatment plant was built in 1964. Today the system has 20 wells providing raw water to three treatment facilities. The Carmel water system was started in 1929 with a single well and limited distribution system. Recycling Division which contracts for residential trash and curbside recycling
(Biosolids) Program and the Household Hazardous Waste Disposal site. Which ensures Carmel residents have an ample supply of cleanĭivision which handles the disposal of the city’s sanitary wastewater as well as The Utilities Department includes three divisions: The award winning Carmel Utilities Department provides water, wastewater and trash service to over 27,000 households & businesses in Carmel.
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