The Town of Nanton is ready to celebrate.
Their new waste water treatment plant is almost ready to open, and they're marking the occasion by holding a grand opening ceremony.
"We decided it was time have all the Town members come together, bring some dignitaries in a do a ribbon cutting'" said Mayor Rick Everett.
The ceremony takes place Tuesday, March 28 at 2 P.M.
After the ceremonies they will be taking people on a tour of the plant.
"We won't have the plant running purposefully because if it was running it would require a great deal of safety," he added.
It is a chance for residents to see how their tax dollars were spent on the $10-million project.
The project is a bit behind because of electrical storms last summer.
"We did get delayed about 10 days, but overall we are happy with the way construction has gone. The contractors have done a great job."
The project stuck very close to the budget.
"It will be great to get it up and running and have another 20 years of really a good plant with the latest technology."
The plant will be fully operational by June.