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About MCRRC
A pilot project for USEPA, the Resource Recovery Center is so massive it has been viewed by orbiting NASA astronauts. We have 11,000 acres for our land treatment process.Read More
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Why MCRRC
With low wastewater charges and low surcharge rates for high-strength wastes, MCRRC has the ability to lower commercial + industrial production costs in an environmentally-friendly way.Read More
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2026 Hunting Info
2026 Hunting Information will be available in late July or early August.Read More
So, how do we do it?
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1. Waste Collection Wastewater comes from a number of sources: factories, homes, businesses & haulers.
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2. Mix Aeration Cell Aerated water supports bacteria which consume harmful pollutants.
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3. Aerated Settling Cell In this cell the solids are allowed to settle to the bottom. This improves water clarity & removes many toxic metals.
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4. Storage Lagoon The water then goes to storage. We have two 850-acre storage lagoons with 5.1 billion gallons of storage capacity.
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5. Farming The water is then used to irrigate 5,100 acres of crop land as the final treatment.
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5.5. Soil Soil absorbs pollutants, viruses, & mechanically strain suspended solids. Bacteria within the soil consume organic matter while the roots take up nutrients.
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6. Return 200 miles of underdrains to return the clean water to the Muskegon River.
Latest Updates
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April 03, 2026
Volunteers Needed to Monitor Nest Boxes! LOCATION: Muskegon County Resource Recovery Center (MCRRC): 698 N. Maple Island Road, Muskegon, MI. 49442 TIME COMMITMENT: 1-2 hours – one time during...
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March 30, 2026
Thank you to the many volunteers who turned out on Saturday, March 28, 2026 to clean, repair and replace nest boxes at the Resource Recovery Center (RRC)! We had...
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March 03, 2026
The Annual Nest Box Clean-out Day event for 2026 at Muskegon County Resource Recovery Center (MCRRC) will be held on Saturday, March 28, 2026 from 9 a.m. – noon....
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