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Across the Great Lakes, buoys are going overboard, taking their annual spring plunge back into the water. This week, Cleveland Water’s two buoys will join 14 others stationed in Lake Erie that keep tabs on water quality and meteorological conditions.

Cleveland Water presented its portion of the City of Cleveland's 2018 estimated budget. As reflected in the budget request, we continue to make safe, affordable drinking water a priority.

In 2017, we leveraged technology to communicate with our customers in new and improved ways and provided better service.

Implementation of innovative technology, including the launch of two state-of-the-art water quality monitoring buoys, helps us maintain superior water quality.

Ten years after Cleveland Water partnered with the Suburban Water Council of Governments to launch the Suburban Water Main Renewal Program, over $120 million has been invested in replacing and renewing water mains in suburban service communities.

Water mains historically were out of sight, out of mind. Because of this inattention, replacing and rehabilitating aging water mains has become a national initiative. We'll be investing over $26 million per year over the next 5 years in replacing and renewing water mains.