Waukesha’s new water source has important implications for businesses

For about two decades, Waukesha elected officials and city staff have worked hard to ensure that residents have a sustainable source of water, and finally, there is light at the end of the water tunnel as the city prepares to switch over to Lake Michigan water in August. For the past few years, the project

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