Working Across Municipal Lines

Pilot program starts with just eight communities and has now expanded to all 28 in southeastern Wisconsin

Working Across Municipal Lines

In 1999, the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District began investigating the cost-effectiveness of different methods of reducing I&I, focusing mainly on lateral and manhole rehabilitation.

When the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District selected eight communities in 1999 to be part of a pilot program for reducing inflow and infiltration, there was no telling where the program would be 20 years later.

“I think the program fits into our philosophy in general with where we’re going, which is proactive,” says Jerome Flogel, a senior project manager for the district. “I think it’s important to note we don’t have a consent decree; we’re not being forced...

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