Wheatland Wastewater Lagoon 1, located in Platte, Wyoming, is a crucial water resource facility designed by Larry Wester in 2009. This Earth-type dam stands at a height of 20 feet and has a length of 1800 feet, providing a storage capacity of 153 acre-feet. The lagoon serves as a wastewater treatment facility for the area, with a low hazard potential and satisfactory condition assessment as of the last inspection in June 2019.

Managed by the Public Utility, this lagoon plays a vital role in maintaining water quality and protecting the environment in the region. It is state-regulated and regularly inspected to ensure compliance with environmental standards. With a maximum discharge capacity of 35 cubic feet per second, the facility is equipped to handle wastewater effectively and prevent any potential risks to the surrounding community and ecosystem.

Located along Rock Creek, Wheatland Wastewater Lagoon 1 serves as a vital water management infrastructure in Wyoming. With its efficient design and operational capabilities, this facility plays a key role in safeguarding water resources and supporting sustainable development in the region.