5 stars, would recommend.

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when we have to track the source an illicit discharge (something entering our system that poses a threat), we have the means to do so, if that’s what you mean.

but in our wastewater viral monitoring efforts, we are only collecting regional sewage samples at our treatment plants.

can confirm.

leaks in our system do require immediate attention.

we share sewer information all the time. requests for sewer "content" are indeed much rarer.

but we have contributed regional sewage samples to the state of Ohio for viral monitoring efforts since 2020.

we love our wheeled poop bots tbh

in our utility work, sewer videos, safety, and security matter to us for inspections, maintenance, and asset management.

anything that gets into a sewer, we can see it, and our maintenance and operations teams have seen all kinds of content that we have to manage somewhere in the system.

we have no interest in toilet cameras, but apparently some people do. here is the story that accompanied the headline. techcrunch.com/2025/12/03/e...

our sewers carry all kinds of content.

in most cases anything that makes its way past regulators in the sewer system enters a treatment plant. there are steps in the treatment process that separate solids, and those measures are filled with all kinds of materials, mostly inorganics. lots to see.

between your end and ours, our sewer network is secure but i can tell you its definitely not encrypted, we can see all the content you share.

confirmed the work is not ours, it’s related to the railroad.

i have a message in with our team who knows our work in that area. i’ll see what they send me tomorrow.

thanks for that update, i know our IT team and Customer Relations were working on it.

let me see what i can find out.

RIP Olive, we didn’t exist until 1972.

we do care about one listening habit actually. neorsd.buzzsprout.com

we monitor.

thank you for sharing, it’s been a bit of hope for so many this year.