regionalstormwatercollaborative
Who We Are
The Regional Storm Water Collaborative is composed of storm water districts, municipalities, and soil and water conservation districts in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky. Our purpose is to raise awareness about water quality issues in the Ohio River Valley. Together, we can keep our waterways clean and healthy.
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Tip of the Week
Wash cars and other equipment on the lawn or field rather than in driveways or streets. This will keep harmful chemicals out of our waterways and help the grass. If you have a sloping driveway and cannot wash your car on the grass, place a section of garden hose diagonally across the drive to divert...[Read more]
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Environmental News
AULT PARK STREAM RESTORATION PROJECT The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (MSD) – in partnership with the Hamilton County Soil & Water Conservation District and Cincinnati Park Board – is undertaking a stream restoration and storm sewer separation project in Ault Park. This “sustainable storm water infrastructure” project will eliminate about 17 million gallons...[Read more]
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Did You Know
Did you know . . . . . . there is no new water on Earth – the water we drink is the same as the water the dinosaurs drank. . . . many of our storm drains connect directly to our rivers, lakes, and streams, not to a sanitary sewer plant. . . ....[Read more]
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What You Can Do
Easy Things You Can Do to Clean Up Our Waters Don’t dump chemicals, pet waste, yard waste, or other garbage into storm ditches, culverts, storm sewers, storm drains, or catch basins. 40% of water pollution is caused by motor oil which is 100% recyclable. If you change your own oil, dispose of it properly. Many...[Read more]
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