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Lincoln's wastewater system detected measles virus in January 2026, alerting officials before the first case was reported.
On February 11, 2026, Lincoln officials gave media a tour of the Theresa Street Water Resource Recovery Facility, highlighting its role in wastewater treatment and public health monitoring.
The facility detected measles virus in wastewater on January 23, 2026—days before Lancaster County reported its first measles case since 1990 on January 28.
Using tools like the ISCO 5800 Refrigerated Water Sampler and temperature-controlled storage, lab specialists analyze samples to identify pathogens.
The tour showcased filtration systems, anaerobic digesters, and lab operations, underscoring how wastewater surveillance serves as an early warning system for disease outbreaks.
El sistema de aguas residuales de Lincoln detectó el virus del sarampión en enero de 2026, alertando a los funcionarios antes de que se informara del primer caso.