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What water challenges does Rochester face?

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Rochester MN Public Works Department ‎ Stormwater Speaker Series: Drinking Water in Rochester

With approximately 40,000 water customers, Rochester Public Utilities gets its water from underground aquifers. 

While the high-quality water available needs little treatment, Rochester’s growing population could provide challenges for maintaining water quality and quantity.

Meeting the challenges means planning infrastructure investments to ensure water supply, as well as protecting wells from contamination and preserving rare wetlands unique to Rochester.

Todd Osweiler of RPU will address the issue at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota – Cascade Meadow, 2900 19th St. NW, as part of the monthly Stormwater Presents Speaker Series. 

There is no cost to the program, which is part of Rochester's stormwater management program .

Randy Petersen joined the Post Bulletin in 2014 and became the local government reporter in 2017. An Elkton native, he's worked for a variety of Midwest papers as reporter, photographer and editor since graduating from Winona State University in 1996. Readers can reach Randy at 507-285-7709 or rpetersen@postbulletin.com.
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