The Sanitary District of Decatur has scheduled a meeting on March 20, 2024, at 2:00 p.m. to present information and receive comments from the public regarding the operation & maintenance plan, pollution prevention plan, & public notification concerning its combined sewer overflow treatment facilities. The meeting will be held in the Board Room at the […]
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Sealed bids for treatment plant chemicals and fuels for the Sanitary District of Decatur, Illinois will be received at the District’s office, 501 Dipper Lane, Decatur, Illinois 62522 until 10:00 a.m. local time on April 3, 2024, and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. Bids are being requested for 28% Liquid Urea-Ammonium […]
New Hotline Aims to Better Connect SDD with Community Kent Newton- SDD Executive Director February 2024 It’s new year and the Sanitary District of Decatur is even more committed to the importance of community involvement in maintaining a clean and healthy environment. We recently learned on social media that while we have been around […]
Kent Newton- SDD Executive Director December 2023 With another winter season upon us in central Illinois, the Sanitary District of Decatur (SDD) is gearing up for a crucial season of maintenance. Ever wonder why those easements on your property need special attention, especially during the winter? Winter prompts us to think about less glamorous […]
Kent Newton- SDD Executive Director Water is an essential element of our daily lives, a precious resource that often goes unnoticed until it’s absent. The Sanitary District of Decatur understands the significance of water in our community, and we’re proud to participate in the “Imagine a Day Without Water” campaign. This nationwide initiative aims to […]
In an era where environmental consciousness is imperative for the future of our planet, the role of educational institutions and organizations in shaping environmentally responsible citizens cannot be overstated. The Sanitary District of Decatur has taken this responsibility to heart by offering an array of innovative and impactful educational programs designed to instill environmental awareness […]
Taking the Plastics-Free Pledge can help the environment while reducing the risk of sewer backups and costly repairs By Kent Newton, SDD Executive Director Plastic waste has become a pressing environmental issue, causing harm to ecosystems and posing risks to public health. The SDD is urging residents of the Decatur area to sign on […]
The Sanitary District of Decatur is pleased to announce Austin Gruber joining the SDD team in the role of Pretreatment Administrator. The Pretreatment Administrator coordinates and administers the daily activity of the Industrial Pretreatment Program as approved by the USEPA and Illinois EPA; represents the District as the point of contact with the Industrial Users, […]
The Sanitary District of Decatur is pleased to announce Ashley Bailey joining the SDD team in the role of Director of Compliance and Innovation. The Director of Compliance and Innovation Plans, coordinates, directs and administers the regulatory and compliance activities of the District; represents the District at hearings and meetings related to regulatory and environmental […]
Between 1985 and 1990, the Sanitary District of Decatur established thirteen acres of restored native prairie on the west side of Dipper Lane. The District is now faced with constantly fighting an invasion of non-native and woody plants. Because this is not our area of expertise, the Sanitary District partners with the Macon County Conservation District […]
The Sanitary District of Decatur is reminding residents to never flush wipes, feminine hygiene products and more – even if the package claims they’re flushable. Flushing these items causes sewage back-ups in homes and costly break-downs of wastewater treatment equipment, which in turn can potentially contaminate local waterways and pose a health and safety risk. […]