June 19, 2009

Friday’s Water News: Reduction in Sewer Overflows to Help Great Miami River

Posted in Alaska, Arizona, Florida, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio at 11:28 pm by Colleen Wetherill

The Great Miami River’s water quality should get a significant improvement by 2014, when the city of Hamilton, Ohio is required by the state EPA to eliminate sanitary sewer overflows.

Headlines
A $5.7 million project was delayed by a vote from the Englewood Water District of Florida after listening to intense opposition for one hour. The project was set to add roughly 500 new customers to its sewer network.

A water main break has closed a street in Wasilla, Alasaka for up to two weeks. A four foot geyser of water was created by a four foot crack running laterally down a ten inch steal pipe.

Stimulus Spotlight
In the city of Casa Grande, Arizona, the city council approved up to $2.8 million out of the $4 million in projects would be paid through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

Sewer Rate News
Highland Park, Michigan
Brownsburg, Indiana

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