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Wisconsin DNR Lab of the Year 2026
District staff posed with WDNR representatives after the award ceremony. Pictured, from left, Brian Weigel, DNR external services division administrator; Robin Schmidt, chair of the Natural Resources Board; Dr. Karen Hyun, DNR secretary; Jess McCammon, district chemist; Josh LeMoine, district chemist; Mary Powers, district lab supervisor; Kris Mazzuca, district chemist; Lisa Brandt, district chemist; Jenny Faust, district chemist; Martin Griffin, district ecosystem services manager; Brant Paulick, district lab intern; Alan Grooms, district director of operations and maintenance. (Photo Courtesy of Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District)
Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District’s lab has been named Laboratory of the Year by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, an annual award recognizing one state lab for producing high-quality data that supports safe environmental protections, public health and regulatory compliance. The Wisconsin DNR recognized the district lab for technical proficiency, strong quality systems, staff training and proactive problem-solving."Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District distinguishes itself through a combination of a well-structured quality system, a highly motivated and knowledgeable team and a strong drive for success," says Matthew Stowe, Wisconsin DNR laboratory auditor. "The laboratory conducts a significant amount of community outreach and
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