NEW Water News

Spring 2026 - NEW Water was featured with a plant profile in the Central States Water Environment Association magazine, see experts below.

With the severe wet weather conditions in NEW Water's service area, our community's shared sanitary sewer system has been inundated with stormwater.  Check out the media coverage below. 

April 2026 - NEW Water was featured in the Water Environment & Technology magazine, about "No Fumbles on the Flush: How Green Bay's NEW Water handled the 2025 NFL Draft," see experts below.

NEW Water is featured in the latest American Public Works Association magazine, for our partnership on important funding to offset costs for our community. 

As part of the Downtown Interceptors Renewal Project, there are temporary road closures and traffic impacts as work progresses through downtown Green Bay. Check out the media coverage below for details on specific closures.

October 2025 - NEW Water was featured in the Green Bay Press Gazette, regarding NEW Water's Downtown Interceptors Renewal Project, see story below.

September 2025 - NEW Water was featured on Spectrum News for the Downtown Interceptors Renewal Project, a construction project in the City of Green Bay and Village of Allouez to upgrade nearly 100-year-old sewer pipes.

August 2025 - NEW Water was featured on Fox 11 for the Downtown Interceptors Renewal Project, a construction project to upgrade nearly 100-year-old sewer pipes in the City of Green Bay and Village of Allouez.

2025 Summer Basin Buzz Edition - The Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance's latest "Basin Buzz" newsletter is out, and this Summer 2025 Edition highlights updates from NEW Water's Watershed Program.

In this issue, you'll find updates on NEW Water's ongoing efforts in Ashwaubenon and Dutchman Creek Watersheds. Read about the updates >>

Check out the Summer 2025 Basin Buzz >>

July 2025 - NEW Water was featured on WFRV for the Downtown Interceptors Renewal Project, a $29 million effort to upgrade nearly 100-year-old sewer pipes in the City of Green Bay and Village of Allouez. The project aims to extend the system’s lifespan, protect public health, and ensure reliable service for the community.