Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
Vincent Bauer is a dedicated legal professional with extensive experience in various legal roles, currently serving as Staff Attorney at the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District since April 2024. Prior to this position, Vincent worked as Legal Counsel for the Wisconsin Department of Administration and as Assistant General Counsel for the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. Additional experience includes roles as University Grants and Contracts Administrator at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Associate Attorney at Stupar, Schuster & Bartell, S.C. and Kohn Law Firm S.C., and a Grants and Contracts Analyst at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Vincent began their career as a Transportation Customer Representative with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation and also volunteered as an attorney with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Educational qualifications include a Doctor of Law (JD) from Marquette University Law School and a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville.
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Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
Protecting public health and the drinking water supply for millions of people takes the expertise of hundreds of specially skilled and dedicated employees. The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) is a highly regarded national leader in wastewater treatment, flood management, and green infrastructure. MMSD is a regional governmental agency serving 1.1 million people in Greater Milwaukee. Our mission is to protect public health and the environment through world-class, cost-effective water resource management, leadership, and partnership. Join our diverse team and support your community while protecting our environment. A recipient of the U.S. Water Prize and many other awards, we are most proud of our record for capturing and cleaning 98.5% wastewater, since 1994, from our 28 communities in a 423-square-mile area. Many metropolitan areas struggle to capture and clean the national goal of 85% of all the rain and wastewater that enters their sewer systems.