The City of Santa Cruz has been treating sewage at the WWTF near Neary Lagoon since 1928. The Santa Cruz Regional WWTF, located at 110 California St, Santa Cruz, California, is a critical part of the City’s wastewater system. The facility has been expanded several times to accommodate City growth and flows from the Santa Cruz County Sanitation District. Today, the WWTF serves approximately 145,000 residents, with a rated dry weather design capacity of 17 million gallons per day (MGD), an average daily flow of less than 10 MGD, and a wet weather design capacity of 81 MGD. The WWTF receives a single 21kV electric power service from Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) at the main switchgear and distributes this power via an A/B primary selective system to substations
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