GOVERNMENT RECORD
City of Yuma Wastewater Treatment Facilities
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The City’s wastewater-treatment page describes the Figueroa Avenue facility’s digested, thickened sludge as hauled by independent contractor AgTech for agricultural land application.
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- Government record
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- Primary source
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Producer: City of Yuma Source class: Primary source or first-party statement. What it supports: The City states that digested and thickened sludge from the Figueroa Avenue Water Pollution Control Facility is hauled by independent contractor AgTech for agricultural land application. The same page describes Desert Dunes solids handling but does not state where Desert Dunes sludge goes. Limitations: The page displays no publication or update date. It identifies no receiving field or parcel, application date, loads, volume, acceptance limits, purchase order, invoice, or payment. It is the City’s operational description, not a load ticket or disposal receipt. It does not establish whether performance began under the September 2, 2026 award or how the current lease action affects City loads. Reviewed September 29, 2026.
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