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Our main replacement program replaces aging critical infrastructure with new mains and provide reliable service and high quality, great tasting water. There is no special assessment or added cost to taxpayers because the projects are funded with revenues from water rates. Check here for news - including location, timing and status - of water main replacement projects and other road reconstruction projects that include replacement of lead service lines.
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Milwaukee Faces Complicated Question On What Lead Pipes To Replace Next Urban Milwaukee February 23, 2023 Kilbourn Reservoir Park was once a key piece of Milwaukee’s drinking water system WUWM 89.7fm February 17, 2023
One Water Career Fair Opens Water Sector Jobs to Public Shepherd Express February 1, 2023
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The Milwaukee Water Equity Taskforce received the first ever "Effort to Advance Racial Equity" award from the Wisconsin Policy Forum in recognition of our work to address structural racism by creating a roadmap to achieving work force equity.
Customer Service Center: For billing and related questions.
414-286-2830
24-Hour Control Center: To report water emergencies.
414-286-3710
Media Inquiries: brian.rothgery[at]milwaukee[dot]gov 414-286-2803
414-286-5452 (FAX)
Zeidler Municipal Building, 841 N. Broadway, Room 406, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Monday - Friday, 7:30 AM - 4:45 PM