This paper discusses the key findings from American Water Works Association Research Foundation (AwwaRF) project 2695, Management of the Disposal of Radioactive Residuals from Drinking Water Treatment, particularly with respect to radium removal. For each of the major radium removal technologies that are either in use or anticipated to be in use for treating radionuclides, flow chart guidance was developed to assist utilities in developing optimal disposal methods for these residuals. Additionally, incidental removal radionuclides that may pose disposal concerns are also addressed. In general, the research indicated that there were no significant disposal issues or concerns associated with these residuals, and it was recommended that utilities take sufficient precautionary steps to document their practices. Includes table, figures.