New Lick Run Brownsfields Video

A new video on MSD's proposed Lick Run project and its impact on brownfields was released last week at the 2013 National Brownfields Conference in Atlanta, which drew more than 6,000 attendees. View the video and learn more about the Lick Run Project...
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MSD, along with Greater Cincinnati Water Works and the City of Cincinnati, has announced plans to market an 18-acre industrial site uniquely situated to provide millions of gallons of any quality of water - from potable to finely treated wastewater. MSD's Tony Parrott talks about the project on 12 WKRC's Business Watch. Click here to watch the video.
Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for Owner's Representative Services for the Great Miami Wastewater Treatment Plant
MSDGC requests Qualifications Statements from interested Offerors to provide professional services through the use of a Professional Agreement (PA). In general, these services include, but are not limited to, activities associated with the development and construction execution of the Great Miami Wastewater Treatment Plant (GMWWTP). Learn More...
MSD Executive Director Named Public Administrator of the Year
Tony Parrott, Executive Director of the Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati, received the 2013 Public Administrator of the Year Award, Innovation Category, during an awards ceremony on April 19, 2013 at The Phoenix in downtown Cincinnati. Read more...
The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (known as MSD or MSDGC) serves the wastewater removal and treatment needs of residents and businesses in Hamilton County, Ohio. The Board of County Commissioners of Hamilton County, Ohio established MSD in 1968 pursuant to Section 6117 of the Ohio Revised Code. Under the 1968 agreement, the City of Cincinnati agreed to operate and solely manage MSD’s daily operations and sustainability.
MSD's employees work at facilities located throughout the county, and provide service to customers in most of the county's municipalities and townships as well as in the City of Cincinnati. Read More
MSD has been again nationally recognized for Excellence in Management by NACWA, effective through 2014. MSD has now earned this prestigious designation three consecutive times beginning in 2005. This award honors MSD management and staff for their significant efforts toward improved efficiency and effectiveness.
The 2013 application for the Student Intern Academy is now open. The deadline is February 8, 2013. Area high school students will have the opportunity to gain work experience this summer in a range of professional and technical fields. (Video from SIA 2012 graduation provided by WCPO-TV Channel 9, Cincinnati.) Frequently Asked Questions are answered in the 2013 SIA FAQ
MSD has exciting careers in civil, industrial, mechanical, chemical, and environmental engineering and other technical and scientific fields. The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (MSD) is community oriented and focused on environmental excellence. MSD is also a great place to work! Learn more about MSD Career Opportunities.
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If you are a Hamilton County resident or property owner and are experiencing a sewer backup, you must report the problem immediately (within 24 hours of first noticing it) to MSD's Customer Call Center.
Operators are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at (513) 352-4900.
For Sewer Backup events, you may also submit your request online.
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