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This area is designed to provide the representatives of the 29 communities MMSD serves, and various governmental agencies with information on MMSD's annual budgets, 2050 facilities plan, rules and regulations, and the Green Solution Program.
Gregory A Hottinger, P.E. - Manager of Engineering Planning P: 414.225.2059 / E: ghottinger@mmsd.com
Save the date! Thursday, February 1, 2024 is the next Inspection Conference at the City of Wauwatosa Civic Center.
MMSD operates from two budgets, one for capital projects -- primarily construction projects -- and another for the operation and maintenance expenses, mostly related to the day to day collection, conveyance, and treatment of wastewater. We do not handle direct customer billing. In effect, we're a wholesaler, whereby we send bills to the 28 communities we serve and the communities are the retailers handling direct customer billing.
In the 2050 Facilities Plan, MMSD assesses the condition of its systems, establishes needs for improvement, evaluates options to address the needs of its systems, and identifies the projects and other actions that are required to continue to meet existing and anticipated permit requirements and project future conditions.
For more information on the MMSD's rules and regulations on sanitary sewers, surface water, and stormwater management for the 28 municipalities we serve.
The Green Solutions program provides a financial incentive to the municipalities MMSD serves for the implementation of green infrastructure (GI) and combined sewer separation to help achieve Total Maximum Daily Load compliance while also progressing towards MMSD's 2035 Vision’s goals related to integrated watershed management.
Visit the Fresh Coast Resource Center for help to identify the type of green infrastructure, size, and cost estimate for your project.
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