Representatives from U.S. 10 water and wastewater utilities, including Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District, are in Denmark for a five-day greenhouse gas emissions and climate resilience benchmarking tour.
Four Madison-area water organizations and a local nonprofit have developed a brand-new Water Steward course and certification for the public.
Yahara WINs is accepting grant applications through April 1, 2022 for innovative projects that will help reduce phosphorus in local waterways.
Local tattoo artist, illustrator and community educator nipinet landsem has been selected to serve as Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District’s first Artist in Residence
Marsh View Bike Path to remain open, but users encouraged to use caution MADISON — Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District has started a project to grout the joints in a portion of the Northeast Interceptor conveyance sewer along Marsh View Bike Path between Highway 30 and West Corporate Drive on Madison’s eastside. An interceptor is the largest component of a sewer network. It receives flow from small sewer lines and directs sewage to the wastewater treatment plant.
District seeks applicants for its first educator/artist in residency program MADISON — Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District is seeking artists and/or educators of any discipline for a one-year paid residency starting in January 2022. The goal of this residency is to expand the District’s connection in our community, spark conversations about water stewardship, and build a shared understanding of the essential role of water in our lives. “One of the challenges we face in the wastewater sector is that much of our infrastructure is unseen and therefore,
