GRIMES, Iowa — Last year’s high nitrate levels brought new interest and attention to water treatment across the metro, and one treatment plant is getting a big upgrade. The Grimes Water Treatment Plant is expanding, increasing its daily water output from over 5 million gallons to 8.5 million. This plant, in particular, benefits from its […]
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