A New Approach to Overflow Control

Renew Evansville will incorporate green infrastructure and alternative projects to manage combined sewer overflows.
A New Approach to Overflow Control
Evansville’s $13.3 million Bee Slough Relief Sewer Project involves building a 3,000-foot relief sewer that will be used to drain the slough and prevent overflows. (Photography by Marc Lebryk)

Twenty-five years from now, rain events in Evansville, Indiana, will result in much less environmental damage than they cause today.

Instead of running off into an open sewer called Bee Slough, overwhelming the city’s wastewater treatment plants, and pouring millions of...

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