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 Excellence in Management Program acknowledges the significant achievements of NACWA member agencies in the utility management arena. This program honors member agencies that have implemented and sustained, for a continuous three-year period, successful programs that address the range of management challenges faced by public clean water utilities in today’s competitive environment.
The Board of County Commissioners of Hamilton County, Ohio created the sewer district in 1968. They fund and set policy for the district's operations. On April 10, 1968, they established a 50-year contractual arrangement with the City of Cincinnati, for the management of 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.
MSD operates according to its Rules & Regulations, the document which serves as the basis for MSD's authority and responsibility. Rules & Regulations, approved by the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners, contains information on terminology, rates and jurisdiction which apply to MSD's operations. If you wish, you may download Rules & Regulations from this site.
Capital Budget and Capital Improvement Program: Information concerning MSD's Capital Improvement Program, including links to related documents.
From time to time, MSD releases newsletters, reports and other items of interest to our customers and the community. These materials, as well as some of the presentations MSD staff provide at public meetings may be found in our Publications & Presentations area.