Des Moines sewer rates to start rising by 6% annually
February 22, 2008

In order to pay for a $250 million sewer upgrade required by the EPA, the city of Des Moines is planning to instate sewer-rate increases of 6% a year for at least the next three years. The EPA is requiring lots of cities, including Des Moines, to separate their sanitary sewers from their storm sewers. Those costs are arriving on top of existing needs to replace aging systems out of ordinary wear and tear.

We can help you with gates and gas-detection sensors for use in sanitary sewer systems, as well as pump stations and portable bypass pumping systems. Please feel free to contact us with your questions.

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