Lansing CSO

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Lansing CSO Program Benefits

When Lansing's 30-year Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Control Program is completed in the year 2020, the City will have:

  • Eliminated 1.65 billion gallons per year of CSO
  • Protected the Grand and Red Cedar Rivers, and the Great Lakes
  • Revitalized hundreds of miles of sanitary sewers and roads
  • Addressed Federal and State regulatory requirements

This is a significant legacy in infrastructure improvement and water quality protection we are giving future generations, and we should be proud.

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