I enjoy it when we profile cities I’m familiar with. Milwaukee is one of those cities. The feature on Milwaukee’s green infrastructure program in this month’s issue of Municipal Sewer & Water is a great example of a utility serving as a conduit to community improvement.Like most Midwestern industrial cities, Milwaukee’s manufacturing peak was behind it by the 1990s, when I’d occasionally hang out there. I always liked the city, but it hadn’t quite caught its community-revitalization stride yet. Today, it’s a different story.The city, nestled along the shore of Lake Michigan and bisected by the Milwaukee River, has a
