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<br />2019 Annual Report • Administration • St. Anthony Village, Minnesota <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />10 <br /> <br />GOVERNMENT ALLIANCE ON RACE & EQUITY (GARE) <br />The City of St. Anthony continues to participate in the GARE program <br />through the League of Minnesota Cities comprised of governmental <br />entities from around Metro Area and greater Minnesota to share <br />experiences and ideas on furthering equity in local government. GARE <br />is working to advance racial equity and increase opportunities for all <br />communities and building the field of practice to advance racial equity <br />within and through government. More information is available on page 32. <br /> <br />ADVANCE OXIDATION PROCESS (AOP) PLANT - CITY OF EXCELLENCE <br />AWARD <br />The City of St. Anthony was <br />recognized by the League of <br />Minnesota Cities at their annual <br />meeting with the City of Excellence Award for <br />our Advance Oxidation Process (AOP) Plant. <br />Partner coordination was imperative to the <br />success of this project. The United States Army, <br />United States Environmental Protection Agency <br />(EPA), Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) <br />and the City worked together, solving the complex problem at a fraction of the cost in typical <br />solutions within just 18 months of discovery. The sustainable and innovative water treatment <br />process removes 1,4 dioxane from the environment, entirely. With funding of ten and half <br />million dollars from the US Army for the project, we kept residents <br />informed with a robust public relation strategy and are able to provide <br />clean, safe, drinkable water to the residents of St. Anthony Village with <br />minimum disruption, anxiety and cost. <br /> <br />More information will be presented in the Public Works Department’s <br />Annual Report.
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