MSD is holding a series of open house meetings to discuss changes to existing floodplain maps by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which...
MSD continues to work as diligently and safely as possible to repair a large, 84-inch diameter sewer line that is more than 20-feet below Main Street....
Excavated rock from MSD’s Clifton Heights Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Basin became part of the base for a parking lot that helped remedy a parking p...
Louisville MSD and Louisville Water Company took the opportunity on Friday, Nov. 9, to honor their employees who have given and continue to give to th...
There is currently little danger of flooding or sewer overflows. If weather conditions change and the advisory level is upgraded, relevant information will be displayed here.
For information on MSD's programs, go to msdprojectwin.org or call MSD Customer Relations at 502-540-6000.