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FREEMAN: Groundbreaking kicks off construction for Great Water Alliance project
Waukesha Mayor Shawn Reilly and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, as well as others involved in the orchestration of the Waukesha Water Alliance project, announced the beginning of construction through a groundbreaking and press conference Monday morning.
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The most recent articles on the Great Water Alliance and water resource management. This list will be constantly updated, so make sure to check back in.
FREEMAN: Tariffs make steel unlikely option for lake pipes
Rising prices brought on by U.S.-imposed steel tariffs mean the pipelines used to carry Lake Michigan water to and from Waukesha aren't likely be made from the metal, Waukesha Water Utility General Manager Dan Duchniak said Monday.
WISN: Steel tariffs affect Waukesha drinking water
WISN August 3, 2018 Dan Duchniak, Waukesha Water Utility General Manager: We are coming into [...]
FREEMAN: Waukesha Water Utility consumer confidence report available
Waukesha Freeman June 1, 2018 Waukesha — The Waukesha Water Utility's "Consumer Confidence Report for the [...]
Investing in Infrastructure Provides for Safe, Reliable Water
The Great Water Alliance will deliver a sustainable alternative to the City of Waukesha's existing [...]
City of Waukesha Recognized by the Wisconsin Policy Forum 2018
In June, the Wisconsin Policy Forum awarded the City of Waukesha and the City of [...]
Dan Duchniak Awarded Advocate of the Year
Waukesha Business Alliance awarded Dan Duchniak, General Manager of Waukesha Water Utility, the Advocate of [...]
Presentations and Postings
It is important to understand why Waukesha must secure a Lake Michigan water supply, so we’ve made several presentations available. Program development has included many organizations, so we’ve also posted key approvals and permits.
Partner Communities
Our efforts to bring a safe and sustainable water supply to Waukesha wouldn’t be possible without the collaboration and cooperation of our neighboring communities. Up-to-date information about how the new program may affect your community throughout the process will be shared here on our website, as well as in our e-newsletter.
For program information regarding your community, follow the links below.
