We are investigating the source of the odor and if it is coming from the plant, we will take what ever action we can to minimize as much as possible.

Yes I had to listen to my kids making gagging sounds getting in the van this AM!

Definitely can do without snarky comments coming from municipal employees tasked with rectifying an on-going issue. Of course the odor is coming from the plant, uncalled for to suggest otherwise.

There is no IF. I have lived on this street over 18yrs. The stench is definitely coming from your water treatment plant

I'm glad I'm not the only one that got my panties in a bunch with the' "if it's coming from the plant" comment. Where the hell else would it be coming from?!?

I think Mr Scull's comment was appropriate as gas can emanate from various sources in the vicinity, such as a sewage man hole cover, a broken pipe, or even an overflow. The source (cause of odor) of these gasses need to be identified, not the location, which is what Mr Scull may have been referring to. I surely hope the misunderstand is surrounding the word "source" versus "location" .

Sellers, where do you live? Anywhere near the treatment plant? I grew up in this neighborhood, this home has been in my family since 1963. This issue was not didn't exist until the "improvements" began. And with every improvement, and every tax and water/sewer increase it has gotten worse. If you live in the area, fine, if not, kindly keep your opinions to yourself. The odor is coming from the plant, period.

We have had some operational issues this week connected with some of the recently installed equipment the problem should be short term.

The City is reviewing a plans for a wide range odor study at the waste water plant. We will be looking at the existing odor scrubbers as well as the portions of the process that is not currently