FOGs clog: No fats, oils and greases in drains
When not disposed of properly and FOG is poured down drains, it can clog pipes, cause wastewater overflows or obstruct District sewer lines.
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Madison needed to decide whether to increase capacity of the Burke Plant or build another treatment plant in the Nine Springs marsh area.
Flow of history: The Burke Plant
The primary treatment at the Burke Plant was placed into service in 1914 and the trickling filter portion began operation in early 1916.
Simple ways to reduce phosphorus pollution
Our homes (yards, driveways, soaps and pets) contribute to phosphorus pollution. Here are simple ways to help with phosphorus reduction.
On tour! Safety rules for visiting the water treatment plant
A wastewater treatment plant tour is a unique (and fun!) thing to do in Madison as a fieldtrip with the kids or an interesting date idea.
Local organizations, utilities unite on new public Water Steward course
Four Madison-area water organizations and a local nonprofit have developed a brand-new Water Steward course and certification for the public.
