MSD's Wet Weather Improvement Plan is Now PROJECT GROUNDWORK
Looking for Wet Weather Bundles, which contain construction 
projects grouped together for more efficient construction and management? Check our Wet Weather Bundle Information page for more details.
Note: Please visit the Project Groundwork website for information on MSD's current work involving Wet Weather Improvement issues in our community.
To improve the quality of our lives — through cleaner streams, improved protection of public health, and enhancements to the communities where we work, live, and play — Hamilton County, Ohio is embarking on one of the largest public works projects in its 200-plus year history.
Called Project Groundwork, this major initiative is designed to:
- Reduce or eliminate sewage overflows into local rivers and streams and sewage backups into basements.
- Benefit Hamilton County communities through environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable solutions to these current problems; and
- Revitalize the economy through creation of jobs and growth opportunities for local businesses.
Project Groundwork is your program. It's an investment in your community for generations to come.
Getting It Clean
An informative brochure entitled Getting It Clean was distributed to the community via local newspapers in 2006. Project Groundwork, then known as the Wet Weather Improvement Plan, was just being introduced to the community we serve. The brochure is available as a PDF document under 'Downloads' at the left side of this page. The document requires the free Adobe Reader.
Public Comment Open Houses
Public meetings to present and discuss Project Groundwork (formerly known as the Wet Weather Improvement Plan) were held in late April and early May, 2006. In case you were unable to attend one of these sessions, you can obtain the presentation from 'Downloads' at the left side of this page.
