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The authoritative resource for consulting engineers, utility managers, and municipal decision-makers tracking Kentucky’s wastewater infrastructure landscape. 1. Introduction Kentucky’s wastewater infrastructure represents a complex dichotomy between the advanced, high-capacity systems of the “Golden Triangle” (Louisville, Lexington, and Northern Kentucky) and the decentralized challenges of the Appalachian and rural western regions. The Commonwealth manages a robust […]
1. Introduction Indiana’s wastewater infrastructure is currently undergoing one of the most significant transformation periods in the state’s history. Driven by the need to remediate Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) in river-adjacent cities and support the rapid suburban growth in the Indianapolis metropolitan area, the Hoosier state represents a robust market for engineering services and treatment […]
Introduction Missouri sits at the confluence of the nation’s two largest rivers—the Mississippi and the Missouri—making water quality management a critical priority for the state. The wastewater infrastructure landscape in Missouri is characterized by a dichotomy between massive metropolitan districts in St. Louis and Kansas City and a vast network of smaller municipal and rural […]
Last Updated: October 2023 1. Introduction The District of Columbia operates a unique water infrastructure model compared to traditional U.S. states. The region relies entirely on the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority (DC Water), which operates the Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant—the largest advanced wastewater treatment facility of its kind in the […]
Introduction Ohio stands as a critical junction in the United States water infrastructure landscape, managing two distinct and vital watersheds: the Lake Erie basin to the north and the Ohio River basin to the south. With a highly industrialized history and significant urban density, Ohio’s wastewater infrastructure is extensive, comprising over 2,000 publicly owned treatment […]
The Philadelphia Water Department Southeast Water Pollution Control Plant: Safeguarding Public Health and the Environment Introduction Philadelphia’s water infrastructure plays a crucial role in sustaining the health and well-being of its residents while maintaining the environmental integrity of the region. One of the pillars of this infrastructure is the Philadelphia Water Department’s Southeast […]
The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (MSDGC) serves as a cornerstone for public health and environmental protection within the Cincinnati metropolitan area. As an institution in charge of wastewater collection and treatment, the MSDGC plays a pivotal role in maintaining the health and safety of the region’s water systems. One of its most significant […]
Introduction The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) serves as a pivotal entity in southeastern Wisconsin, with its operations extending far beyond traditional wastewater management. As one of the foremost public utilities in the region, MMSD’s responsibilities encompass the treatment of combined sewer overflows (CSOs), which are crucial for maintaining both public health and environmental […]