“Flushable” Wipes: Are They Really Flushable?
By Drew Wallace, Program Coordinator, Water Pollution Control They are advertised as “flushable” personal hygiene wipes. While they might make it through your toilet and into the sewer pipe, that [...]
Can You Blow Leaves Into the Street?
By Drew Wallace, Program Coordinator, Water Pollution Control To some, the leaf blower has turned arm-tiring raking into an effortless autumn task. While to others, the continual drone of its [...]
Understanding the Impact of Combined Sewer Overflows
By Todd Sattison, Superintendent of Water Pollution Control Recently during a heavy rainfall, the City of Auburn’s Department of Water Pollution Control reported Combined Sewer Outlet (CSO) [...]
What is a Watershed?
Part of our quarterly Storm Water Series by Todd Sattison, WPC Superintendent Keeping Indiana waterways clean demands more than creekside diligence. Even if you don’t live on Cedar Creek, you may [...]
Lifelong Career of Enjoying Daily Work
Twenty-five years with an employer these days is quite impressive. And, for Todd Sattison, it is especially noteworthy. As he begins his 25th year with the City of Auburn’s Water Pollution [...]
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Posted State of the City
By Norm Yoder, Mayor, City of Auburn Last night I gave my final State of the City address. I’ve been blessed to serve Auburn as Mayor for the past 19-plus years—though it seems like just [...]
