After hitting a 50-year low in 2017, water use in Madison, Wisconsin, was down once again in 2018. Madison Water Utility pumped 9.2 billion gallons of water to homes and businesses across the city last year — about 200 million gallons less than the year before — and more than a billion gallons less than the utility pumped in 2012.It marks the fourth consecutive year water use has been below 10 billion gallons, even though Madison’s population is growing.“We’re still adding buildings, homes, apartments,” says Madison Water Utility Chief Financial Officer Robin Piper. “People are still getting all the water
