Happy Holidays!
Best wishes for the Holidays and the coming New Year!
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NEW Water teamed up with the Green Bay Water Utility to help more than 3,000 middle school students learn about our watershed, and careers in water. The Greater Green Bay Chamber of Commerce's annual "Find Your Inspiration" event was held at the KI Center. NEW Water is proud to help address the identified community need to get youth thinking about their future careers.
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NEW Water has donated an innovative piece of farm machinery to Brown County, thanks to a grant from the Fund for Lake Michigan. An InterSeeder dedication ceremony occurred at the historic Deiderich Family Farm.
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That would be NEW Water’s toilet on wheels! Our community partner, the Children’s Museum of Green Bay (Plan Your Visit Here), is currently hosting NEW Water’s educational display in honor of “Fix a Leak Week”.
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NEW Water has been recognized as a Water Resources Utility of the Future Today. Approximately 16,000 water resource recovery facilities operate in the U.S.; NEW Water has received this recognition in its inaugural year.
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Best wishes for the Holidays and the coming New Year! Check out the exciting new solids facility (R2E2) being built in a time lapse!
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Enjoy those holiday BBQs – and don’t forget to properly dispose of any greasy leftovers in the trash, not down the drain! Grease can clog up drains and cause messy backups in homes – and troubles for NEW Water too.
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NEW Water has completed a strategic planning process, which highlights collaborative regional leadership, education, and sustainability as operating principles.
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World Water Day was March 22, and Earth Day is around the corner! Looking for ways to love the earth, and to help protect our waterways? Joining a Fox River cleanup and building a rain garden are two examples of what you can do.
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In June, the NEW Water Commission approved Contract 34 for construction of the new solids handling facility, Resource Recovery and Electrical Energy, or R2E2, with groundbreaking slated for late summer. With 97% of costs now in, engineers have updated the total capital cost of the project to be $169 million. Read the latest update on the project here. On June 4, a quarterly update was held with the Stakeholder Advisory Group.
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