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Sewer Backup (SBU) Program
MSD's SBU program provides assistance to customers who have experienced sewer backups from the public sewer.
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Customer Assistance Program (CAP)
MSD offers a Customer Assistance Program (CAP) to help low-income senior citizens pay their sewer bills.
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CSO Notification Program
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Wet Weather Program
MSD is implementing a Wet Weather Program to reduce sewer overflows into local rivers and streams.
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Smart Sewers Program
MSD is building a "Smart Sewer" system that is helping to reduce sewer overflows into our creeks and rivers.
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Water Quality Monitoring Program
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September 27, 2024
Sewer Backup? 5 Things You Need to Know
Over the last 24 hours, the Cincinnati area has been hit by heavy rains (up to 1-2 inches) that could result in sewer overflows into local creeks and rivers and sewer backups into buildings.
If you experience a sewer backup in your home or business, here are five things you need to know:
- You can report a sewer backup 24/7 to MSD at (513) 352-4900 or msdgc.org/sbu
- MSD investigates every report of a sewer backup to determine whether it's eligible for assistance through our Sewer Backup (SBU) Program.
- MSD provides professional cleaning services at no charge to eligible property owners and tenants.
- MSD offers reimbursement for eligible damages from sewer backups caused by the MSD public sewer.
- When a sewer backup or water intrusion is not caused by the MSD public sewer, the property owner is often responsible for the cleanup and/or repairs.
NOTE: Heavy rains can also lead to runoff and flooding in spots. Please visit the City of Cincinnati's Stormwater Management Utility (SMU) webpage for information on how to reduce street and property flooding.
Visit the MSD website for more information about sewer backups.
September 10, 2024
Traffic Alert for Green Township - New Sewers on Taylor Road and Springoak Drive
MSD will begin constructing a local sanitary sewer and lateral sewers along Taylor Road and Springoak Drive in Green Township in early September. Taylor Road will be closed to thru traffic between Rybolt and Bridgetown roads starting around September 9 for approximately 60 days.
September 05, 2024
Public Hearing October 3 on Kenwood Hills Local Sewer
The Hamilton County Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) will conduct a public hearing on the proposed Kenwood Hills Local Sewer (S.S. No. 5933, Project ID 10370025) on Thursday, October 3, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. at Madeira City Hall, 7141 Miami Avenue (45243).
This proposed sewer assessment will bring public sewer service to 160 properties and is located along Coachlite Way, Margo Lane, Oakvista Drive, Mapleridge Drive, Kenwood Hills Drive, Maplespur Lane, and Vistaridge Lane and traverse 5795 Carmargo Road in the City of Madeira.
For more information about the public hearing, please visit MSD Hearings and Notices