A love of beer? Caring about the environment? A technology-driven culture? The list is long! This week Simon Breum Fisker traveled to Indianapolis and LA to meet with partners and customers, as well as Shey Garland and Chelsea McGehee, who have joined the Consibio team. Shey and Chelsea both care greatly about the environment and the importance of clean water and are super excited to share how Consibio can be a part of transforming water and wastewater management. They had their first meetings connecting industry peers and got to join their first CWEA (California Water Environment Association) event Thursday in Orange County Sanitation District!

We’re in the middle of a large-scale flow study to help a city plan the next many years of sewer investments. Across multiple locations, we’re collecting continuous flow data through dry weather, storm events, and seasonal shifts. Because the truth is simple: You can’t prioritize what you don’t measure. We’re mapping: - Wet weather inflow and infiltration - Dry weather baseflow - Baseline shifts over time - Which areas react hardest when rain hits The result is a ranked, data-driven overview of where attention is actually needed first.

A major utility in Southern California is receiving 30 monitoring solutions as part of an ongoing effort to strengthen insight into their sewer network. The setup combines continuous data from multiple sensors in a single platform, including level and flow measurements, H₂S and corrosion monitoring, and integrated weather data. Together, this provides a consistent foundation for identifying I&I trends, detecting early issues, and supporting day-to-day operational decisions.