Media Kit
This historic project to bring sustainable water to Waukesha includes building 36 miles of pipeline across seven communities in southeastern Wisconsin. With construction beginning in 2020 and completion due in 2023, there will certainly be many interesting stories along the way.
In order to make it easier to keep your readers informed about the Great Water Alliance’s past development and current progress, we’ve compiled several resources for members of the media.
Please check back regularly as new material will be added as it is available.
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Featured Article
FREEMAN: A modern MARVEL
Since starting this past winter, construction crews from half a dozen firms have been laboring along with giant machinery to lay the many miles of pipeline required to bring Lake Michigan water to taps across Waukesha and send the treated wastewater back to the lake via the Root River.
Featured Article
FREEMAN: A modern MARVEL
Since starting this past winter, construction crews from half a dozen firms have been laboring along with giant machinery to lay the many miles of pipeline required to bring Lake Michigan water to taps across Waukesha and send the treated wastewater back to the lake via the Root River.
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