Project Groundwork In Your 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.
Projects
Lick Run Alternative Project
Werk & Westbourne EHRT Project
Westwood Northern Bundle
Reports
Status Update: Lower Mill Creek Partial Remedy Discussions with Regulators (December 1, 2011)
Project Groundwork Reports page
MSD 2010 Sustainability Report
Lick Run Watershed Strategic Integration Plan (Final), July 2011: Full Report
Enabled Impact Program: Interim Summary Report - December, 2011
Wet Weather Video
Get Involved at Open Houses & Workshops
Click a listing below for more details on that meeting:
Thursday, January 26, 2012
6:30-9:00 p.m.
North Presbyterian Church
4222 Hamilton Avenue
in Northside (45223)
Please join us to learn more about potential sewer improvements in the West Fork Watershed.
For more information, please contact the MSD Engineering Customer Service Line at (513) 557-3594 or send an email to MSD.Communications@cincinnati-oh.gov.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Woodward Career Technical High School, 7005 Reading Road in Bond Hill
Please join us to learn more about potential sewer improvements in the Bloody Run Watershed. This watershed include portions of Amberley Village, Columbia Township, Golf Manor and Norwood and three Cincinnati neighborhoods (Bond Hill, Pleasant Ridge and Roselawn).
For more information, please contact the MSD Engineering Customer Service Line at (513) 557-3594 or send an email to MSD.Communications@cincinnati-oh.gov.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Thursday, February 23, 2012
Orion Academy, 1798 Queen City Avenue in South Fairmount
Please join us at the third community design workshop to view a preliminary Lick Run Master Plan. The plan, which incorporates public input from the first two community design workshops, will contain a preliminary design concept for the proposed urban waterway in South Fairmount. The Lick Run watershed includes portions of four Cincinnati neighborhoods (East Price Hill, South Fairmount, West Price Hill and Westwood).
For more information, please contact the MSD Engineering Customer Service Line at (513) 557-3594 or send an email to MSD.Communications@cincinnati-oh.gov. You can also visit the Lick Run website.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Harmony Lodge, 636 E. Epworth Avenue in Spring Grove Village
Please join us to learn more about potential sewer improvements in the Kings Run Watershed. This watershed include portions of four Cincinnati neighborhoods (College Hill, Northside, Spring Grove and Winton Hills).
For more information, please contact the MSD Engineering Customer Service Line at (513) 557-3594 or send an email to MSD.Communications@cincinnati-oh.gov.
Want to Learn More?
Explore the issue in more detail on the "Problem" page, or, to schedule a presentation on Project Groundwork in your community, please contact the MSD Engineering Customer Service Line at (513) 557-3594 or send an email to MSD.Communications@cincinnati-oh.gov.
