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SEH's award-winning rehabilitation of Underwood Creek in Milwaukee was the cover story in the January/February issue of The Military Engineer, official publication of the Society of Military Engineers.

Liquid Assets, the film documentary produced and sponsored with the assistance of the Minnesota Chapter of APWA, will be broadcast this Sunday, December 4th, from 8:00 to 9:00 PM on Twin Cities Public Television. The program explores concerns about Minnesota’s aging water infrastructure.

Crews have started removing nearly 1,000 feet of 8-inch thick concrete that lines the riverbed of the Kinnickinnic River watercourse in Milwaukee.

A record number of people showed up to the Chetek Lakes Protection Association monthly meeting as the property owners on area lakes grow weary due to the decrease in water quality and the potential impact to their properties and quality of life.

Your NPDES permit requires that you conduct routine site inspections, maintain accurate records, and keep your inspections information onsite - along with your stormwater plan.

In the past six months, SEH has gained 55 years of water resources expertise!

The Environmental Protection Agency has initiated a national rulemaking to establish a program to reduce stormwater discharges from new development and redevelopment and make other regulatory improvements to strengthen its stormwater program.

"The Environmental Protection Agency is taking another important step to increase transparency and keep Americans informed about the safety of their local waters," said Cynthia Giles, assistant administrator for EPA's Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.

Communities across the Midwest and Rocky Mountain areas are actively planning their approach to handle spring flooding…the season is already upon us. In Milwaukee, a recently completed project to rehabilitate an urbanized creek was designed to help improve flood management, and gets the test this year.

When a major rainstorm rolls through a community, it has the potential to wash away gardens and lawn debris. In addition, it may carry pollutants directly into our stormwater systems, and eventually into our rivers and lakes.