Green Bay Water Utility

We are known as “historically progressive” because we have grown from the place where Claude Allouez pulled his canoe from the Fox River in 1669, into a bustling village of proud residents and thriving businesses.

The Ashwaubenon Water and Sewer Utility is responsible for providing potable water and sanitary sewer services to the Village of Ashwaubenon in Wisconsin. They maintain a robust infrastructure, including pumping stations, storage facilities, transmission and distribution mains, valves, fire hydrants, lift stations, sewer mains, and manholes, ensuring the efficient operation and maintenance of the water and sewer systems. With a focus on customer satisfaction and environmental responsibility, the Ashwaubenon Water and Sewer Utility works diligently to deliver high-quality water and reliable sewer services to the residents and businesses of Ashwaubenon, contributing to the overall well-being and development of the community.Generated from the website

NEW Water has provided wastewater treatment services to Northeast Wisconsin since 1931, treating around 41 million gallons of water daily at its Green Bay and De Pere facilities. The district actively protects the region's water resources through initiatives addressing inflow and infiltration, pollution prevention, aquatic monitoring, and watershed management. Beyond essential infrastructure upkeep, which includes the Downtown Interceptors Renewal, NEW Water engages with the community through educational tours and campaigns such as #LoveYourWatershed and Love Your Pipes. Additionally, their ongoing Facility Plan aims to enhance and optimize liquid treatment operations to maintain effective and sustainable water protection. This description was generated from their website