Appleton Wastewater

Nestled in the heart of Appleton, WI, the Appleton Utilities Department boasts a state-of-the-art sewage treatment plant that plays a vital role in maintaining the city's environmental health. This facility employs cutting-edge technology to efficiently process wastewater, ensuring that the community's water sources remain clean and safe for all residents. With a strong emphasis on sustainability, the Appleton Utilities Department's sewage treatment plant utilizes innovative methods to reduce environmental impact. By constantly evolving and implementing eco-friendly practices, this facility stands as a beacon of responsible water management, safeguarding the local ecosystem for future generations to come. Generated using this place's available information

The Water Utility is administered by the City of Appleton in Wisconsin. The agency is responsible for the operation of the city s water treatment plant and storage facilities. Its water treatment plant serves more than 95,000 residents in the City of Appleton, Town of Grand Chute and Town of Harrison in Wisconsin. The Water Utility operates one of the largest, ultrafiltration membrane-based surface water supply systems in the United States. The agency maintains various water storage facilities with a combined capacity of more than 6 million gallons. The City of Appleton in Wisconsin operates through finance, health, human resources, community development, public works, and parks and recreation departments.