Public documents that mention Jennifer Joanne Hurlebaus.
May 28, 2026·Strategic plan
Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District Three-Year Plan 2026-2029
This document outlines the Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District's Three-Year Plan for 2026-2029, serving as a definitive roadmap for work execution and organizational focus. The plan concentrates on major short- and near-term projects and programs to support the overarching Strategic Plan and advance performance across key areas including financial capacity, infrastructure reliability, public trust, and regulatory compliance. Key initiatives include the implementation of new ERP and EAM systems, liquid processing improvements, heat and power with biosolids upgrades, collection system capacity evaluation, sewer use ordinance revisions, strategic plan development, and an executive director performance evaluation process.
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Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District Three-Year Plan 2026-2029
This document details the Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District's Three-Year Plan for 2026-2029, which operationalizes its Strategic Plan by prioritizing short- and near-term projects. Key initiatives include implementing new enterprise resource and asset management systems, upgrading liquid processing, heat, power, and biosolids infrastructure, conducting a collection system capacity evaluation, revising the sewer use ordinance, and improving strategic planning and executive performance review processes. The plan aims to enhance infrastructure reliability, ensure regulatory compliance, improve financial capacity, and strengthen public trust.
May 1, 2026·Board meeting
Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District Commission Commission Meeting
The Commission meeting covered the adoption of the district's strategic plan and the implications of the newly received discharge permit. Detailed discussions were held regarding new permit requirements, specifically related to the Rock River Total Maximum Daily Load, phosphorus limits, and adaptive management programs. The Commission reviewed changes to the mercury and chloride variances, the update to whole effluent toxicity testing, and compliance with biochemical oxygen demand standards. Additionally, the Commission explored strategies for managing point sources of contaminants and operational adjustments to comply with stricter environmental monitoring mandates.
Apr 30, 2026·Board meeting
Commission Commission Meeting
The Commission reviewed and adopted the District Strategic Plan and discussed the WDNR's final determination regarding the reissue of the District's WPDES permit, including new regulatory requirements and monitoring updates. The session featured a presentation on the Force Main Condition Assessment Program, emphasizing the importance of infrastructure maintenance and planned assessments for the next decade. Additionally, the Commission received an update on the Madison Public Market 'Learning Lavatories' project and a report on various capital projects in planning, design, and construction phases, including biosolids management and electrical service upgrades. Finally, an operations report provided an overview of plant performance.
