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City of Port Washington Names Combined Water and Wastewater Superintendent

Post Date:09/04/2025
On August 25, 2025, the City of Port Washington Personnel Committee approved the recommendation to combine the Water Utility Superintendent and Wastewater Superintendent roles. This organizational change is intended to streamline operations, enhance training opportunities, and further build and support employee growth.

We are pleased to announce, effective as of Monday, September 1, 2025, Dan Fisher has been appointed as the Water Utility and Wastewater Superintendent.

Dan has served as the Water Utility Superintendent for the City of Port Washington for the past three years, during which time he has demonstrated exceptional leadership, dedication, and a strong commitment to operational excellence. Under his guidance, the Water Utility department has seen significant operational improvements and has grown as a cohesive and high-performing team, reflecting both his expertise and proactive approach to management.

Prior to joining the City of Port Washington, Dan accumulated several years of experience in municipal water systems. After the recent Wastewater Superintendent retirement, Dan’s commitment, knowledge, and leadership skills became the clear choice to assume a combined role and ensure the continuation and enhancements of both Water Utility and Wastewater.

Congratulations, Dan!
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Mission Statement

The Sewer Utility is responsible for maintaining the City’s Wastewater Treatment Plant, which on average treats 1.5 million gallons per day (MGD) of wastewater.  The plant has a design flow capacity of 3.1 MGD and has a maximum daily capacity of 9.3 MGD, and peak hourly flow capacity of 12.5 MGD.   The Sewer Utility also maintains six lift stations and over 55 miles of sanitary sewer main.   The Sewer Utility is led by the Wastewater Superintendent. 

Programs/Service Lines

  • Oversee operation and maintenance of lift stations
  • Cleaning, inspection, maintenance of sewers
  • Operation and Maintenance of Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP)

Strategic Plan - Key Performance Indicators (KPI's)

  • Monthly Peaking Factor Ratio.
  • Hourly Peaking Factor Ratio.
  • Backups per year and per mile.
  • Sewer Pipe Failures per year and per mile.
  • KwH/1000 pounds of influent BOD.
  • KwH.Million gallons treated.
2024 Achievements
2025 Goals
Current Water & Sewer Rates
Construction Project
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2024 Sewer Televising