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Welcome to Fort Wayne City Utilities website! We've reorganized to make information easier for you to find and to reflect our increasing focus on Clean Rivers.
All information related to the City's clean rivers programs is now located at www.cleanriversteam.org. At this site you will find information about the City's Consent Decree and the Long Term Control Plan for reducing the sewage that goes into our rivers each year. You'll also find information about how stormwater runoff affects our rivers. And there's information about what you can do to help prevent pollution.
There's a new area called Resources for Residents where you'll find News You Can Use. There you'll find articles about utility topics that you can download and insert directly into your neighborhood newsletter.
For information on the rain garden program being developed by City Utilities, please visit www.catchingrainfw.org.
City Utilities' website is always a work in progress..... so check back often for other changes.
Most recent Consent Decree Report and Sewer Advisory Group Agenda uploaded.
The latest bi-annual report on the city's progress on the Consent Decree and the Sewer Advisory Group meeting agenda for October 7th are both uploaded HERE!
2008 Water Quality Report Available
The City of Fort Wayne's Water Quality Report is now available on our site. To see how our water measures up, open this report: 2008 Water Quality Report
New On-Line Water Quality Database
The St. Joseph River Watershed Initiative -- Fort Wayne's partner in protecting water quality -- has just completed work on a comprehensive water quality database. The searchable database includes results of the river water quality sampling done by the St. Joe Initiative over the past 11 years along with the results of river water testing done by the City of Fort Wayne and other organizations. The database can be found at www3.ttsvcs.com/sjrwi/
Do You Need A Speaker for Your Next Neighborhood or Group Meeting?
Professionals from City Utilities are available to speak and answer questions about a variety of issues.
Click here for a List of Topics and Speakers, then contact the presenter directory to arrange a date and time.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 02 March 2010 13:10 |
