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This year, we are limiting the number of visitors that can be on site at once, so tickets are required to attend. Visitors can sign up for a 90 minute window of time to visit. Learn more and secure your FREE ticket before they run out!
Visitors will learn about the history of Jones Island, the water reclamation process, MMSD programs, the making of Milorganite®, and Veolia North America. Kids won't want to miss the “workhorses of wastewater," collecting a set of "bug" cards, and getting up close and personal with the big trucks! Visitors will also receive a free 5lb. bag of Milorganite® upon their exit, while supplies last.
Visitors may participate in one or both of the tours that are available on a first come, first served basis:
Take the Virtual Tour
Take a free virtual tour of the Jones Island Water Reclamation Facility, see how we clean wastewater, how Milorganite is made, and what you can do at your home to manage water where it falls as part of Historic Milwaukee’s Doors Open 2022. Join us to learn something new about the water you use every day! Some of the highlights include:
Check out the recap of Doors Open 2021 to experience what Doors Open 2022 will be like at the Jones Island Water Reclamation Facility.
Our actions inside and outside our homes can protect our drinking water, Lake Michigan, and help reduce the risk of sewer water backing up into your basement or overflowing into our waterways. We’re asking everyone in the community to do some simple things to help keep our water clean and flowing.
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