Brookfield Water and Sewer

04/29/2026

04/24/2026

Due to a water main break, the following blocks will be under a 24 hr. boil notice.

100-200 Blocks East Brooks
100 Block Linn Street
100 Block Macon Street

We appreciate your patience with this matter.

04/15/2026

The 2025 Water Quality Report for the City of Brookfield is now available.

This annual report provides important information about your drinking water, including where it comes from, how it is tested, and the steps taken to ensure it remains safe for our community.

We’re proud to share that Brookfield’s water continues to meet all state and federal safety standards.

💧 Stay informed and learn more by reading the full article on our website:

👉https://brookfieldcity.com/2026/04/14/water-quality-report/

Clean, safe water is something we all rely on every day, and we encourage you to take a moment to review this important update.

04/10/2026

Filter # 4…. Phase 2… Filter Media has been removed acid etched and cleaned. Epoxy coating applied and will cure for 7 days. Stay tuned for phase 3 when all new filter material will be put back to original plant design. The city’s water department and water plant operators take pride in keeping city infrastructure maintained and updated as improvements continue.

04/06/2026

Filter # 4 rehabilitation begins today at the Water Treatment Plant. Again this is done by City personnel using City Equipment.Thanks to the talented crew! Once all old filter media is removed. It will be acid etched and repainted. Once coating is cured we will put pack all new filter material to original specifications. Stay tuned for the finished product.

03/18/2026

One of the most common—and easiest to miss—household leaks happens in the toilet tank, often caused by a worn-out flapper.

Over time, the rubber flapper at the bottom of the tank can wear out and allow water to slowly seep into the bowl around the clock.

If your water bill has been creeping up, this is an easy place to check.

Check yours with this simple test:

The Dye Test: Drop a little food coloring (or a leak detection tablet) into the toilet tank. Tablets can be picked up at City Hall if you need them.

The Wait: Wait about 15 minutes—or test it overnight. Just be sure not to flush during that time.

The Reveal: Check the toilet bowl. If you see colored water, you’ve likely found a leak.

The good news is a replacement flapper usually costs less than $10 and takes just a few minutes to install. Fixing a small leak like this can save water and help keep your utility bill in check.

A worn-out flapper can leak up to 200 gallons of water a day, which adds up quickly on your water bill.

01/21/2026

With the extreme cold do this weekend. Just a friendly reminder!

12/23/2025

Good Morning Brookfield.

12/08/2025

There will be a 24 hour boil advisory for the 500/600 Block of S. Main, 100 Block of Lenhart, @ 700 Block of Market st. 12-7-2025

10/17/2025

Some of you may receive these letters in the coming days. These are repeat letters that are required by the state and EPA that we have to send annually until the line is replaced. There is no action needed on your part. This is information only.
Thank you.