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Cooking grease is a major contributor of residential plumbing and City sewer blockages. These blockages can lead to raw sewage escaping the sanitary sewer collection system. Once the sewage is out of the pipes it poses serious health risks, potential property damage, and may negatively impact our local streams and waterways.
By following a few simple steps, you can help prevent costly sewage overflows in the future.
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Grease should be collected in durable, sealable, non-porous container, such as a coffee can with a lid or a plastic milk jug with a cap. The HHWF cannot accept grease containers larger than five gallons.
If you see or smell something you think may be a sewer overflow, report it immediately by calling (605) 367-8198. Someone is available at the City 24 hours a day.
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