Intercity Wastewater Treatment (Cell 2) is a critical infrastructure located in Rock Springs, Wyoming, designed by Wayne L. Johnson and completed in 1990. This public utility facility plays a vital role in treating wastewater from the surrounding area before releasing it back into the environment. The facility is state-regulated and permitted, with inspections and enforcement in place to ensure its operations meet high standards.

Situated along Bitter Creek, a tributary of the Green River, Intercity Wastewater Treatment (Cell 2) has a low hazard potential and fair condition assessment. With a dam height of 10 feet and a storage capacity of 529 acre-feet, the facility covers a surface area of 39 acres and serves the community of Rock Springs. Despite its relatively low risk level, the facility undergoes regular inspections and has emergency protocols in place to mitigate any potential hazards.

Intercity Wastewater Treatment (Cell 2) is a crucial component of the local water resource management system, ensuring the safe treatment and disposal of wastewater in Sweetwater County, Wyoming. With its strategic location and effective design, this facility plays a key role in protecting the environment and public health while meeting the regulatory standards set by the state.