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City begins downtown interceptor work for combined sewer overflow control; sewer minimum usage rises to $63.18
Mayor's Office, Crown Point City · February 17, 2026
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Summary
Mayor Pete outlined a multi-year downtown interceptor project to install a roughly 4-foot-diameter pipe to consolidate undersized lines and control flow to the sewage plant; he also said the council amended the sewer-rate ordinance, raising the 3,000-gallon minimum sewer charge from $50.13 to $63.18.
Mayor Pete described the long-planned downtown interceptor project that will install a large-diameter pipe through multiple downtown streets to collect undersized sewer lines from hundreds of homes and businesses and improve combined sewer overflow control.…
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