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Office of Inspector General

Report: Atlanta Is Largely in Compliance with Its Combined Sewer Overflow Consent Decree, but Has Not Yet Met All Requirements

Report #18-P-0206, May 30, 2018

What Was Found

Decreases in sewage overflows from Atlanta's wastewater treatment facilities and sewage transmission pipes reduce the risk of city residents being exposed to pathogens.

Report Materials

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Report at a Glance (PDF)(1 pg, 46 K)
Full Report (PDF)(15 pp, 385 K)

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