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September 2009 Archives

Wye Sewer System Project Updates

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Project Construction Photo copy.jpgAfter many years of planning and months of construction, the final phases of the Wye Area Sewer System (RSID) 8489 are finally underway!

This project will provide environmentally sound sewer service to approximately 1,566 acres of industrial, commercial, and residential land located northwest of the City of Missoula, MT.

It will accomplish this by
Extending municipal sewer
Eliminating drainfields
Encouraging connections for community drainfields

This work is designed to protect groundwater and mitigate further degradation of the Clark Fork and Bitterroot Rivers. Additionally, it will lessen the contamination of the Missoula Valley Aquifer, which is designated the areas "sole source aquifer" by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Learn more about this project by visiting the Wye Sewer Project page.

Investing in World-Class, Sustainable, Transportation

TIGER PhotoTeaming up with the Missoula MPO, WGM Group contributed its time and talent to develop a grant proposal for the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) program. If successful, this 19.6 million dollar grant would complete a funding package for bike lanes, sidewalks, and paths throughout Missoula, Montana.

Hopes are high with the goodwill that this proposal generated. The grant request received letters of support from Mayor Jon Engan, Senator Max Baucus, and Senator Jon Tester, as well as numerous community-base entities including The University of Montana, Center for the Rocky Mountain West, and homeWord.


See what everyone is excited about. View the grant by clicking here.


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