Chloride reduction grant expands reach of Efficiency Navigator program
Thanks to District grants, Efficiency Navigator helps reduce reliance on energy and water for lower income multi-family rental properties.
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Home / News & Resources /District history: The inventor extraordinaire
Read about former lab manager Greg Zelinka and his patented invention, the BOD Auto EZ, an instrument to measure biochemical oxygen demand.
Project spotlight: Pumping Station 17 Force Main Relief, Phase 2
This project addresses the long-term capacity of the Pumping Station 17 force main in Verona, one of the fastest growing areas in the state.
District history: Early resistance to transferring infrastructure control
It took over three years from the formation of the District until control of the City of Madison's intercepting system and treatment plants were transferred to the District.
Great books for young readers about water
We've compiled a list of books about water covering the environment, science, the water cycle, environmental justice and the One Water concept.
District and PATCH team up to promote water stewardship
This summer, the two organizations teamed up to provide opportunities for nontraditional experiential learning on water stewardship.
