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Utilities Committee reviews January 2026 water main break report; staff says service levels remained steady

March 24, 2026 | Appleton City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin


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Utilities Committee reviews January 2026 water main break report; staff says service levels remained steady
The Appleton City Utilities Committee received an informational report on January 2026 water main breaks at its March 24 meeting and had no formal action on the item.

A Department of Public Works staff member summarized the monthly report and said the department is "pretty much aligned with where we were last year," noting that crews avoided water main breaks during recent snow operations. "We're very thankful we did not experience any water main breaks during the snow events last week," the staff member said.

The chair asked whether the record shows the longest duration a break went undiscovered before discovery. The staff member said that specific historic duration was not known offhand but offered to look into the record.

No motions or votes were taken on the water main break report; the item was informational and will not proceed to council action unless staff recommends further steps.

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