What: Veterans Day Recognition

Speakers: Louisville Metro Mayor Craig Greenberg
    Kentucky Secretary of Justice & Safety Cabinet Keith Jackson
    Chief of Compensation & Pension Robley Rex VA Medical Center Beverly D. Frye, MD
    MSD Executive Director Tony Parrott
    Louisville Water President and CEO Spencer Bruce, PE

When: Friday, November 8, 8:30 AM

Grants and loan forgiveness part of MSD effort to minimize ratepayer costs 

LOUISVILLE, KY – The Louisville MSD Board approved resolutions to accept more than $28 million in grants and loan forgiveness to help pay for improvements in sewage treatment in Bullitt and Oldham counties along with flood protection in Jefferson County, at their meeting on October 28. 

Need help paying your wastewater bill? MSD offers a 30 percent discount through its Emergency Wastewater Rate Assistance Program, EWRAP, and Senior Citizen Discount Program. These discounts are available for qualified MSD customers in Bullitt, Jefferson and Oldham counties. 

“We recognize the financial difficulties many are facing,” said MSD Executive Director Tony Parrott. “These rate relief programs are a vital lifeline for many in our community.” 

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 Tomorrow, Louisville MSD will host the fourth in a series of “clAIRity” meetings to update the public on the utility’s initiatives to manage sewer odors. MSD will share information about the factors that contribute to odor, along with detailing its multiple processes and initiatives to manage odor. 

Attendees will have the opportunity to submit written comments and questions during the meeting. 

LOUISVILLE, KY – Louisville MSD Executive Director Tony Parrott joined other water industry leaders in Washington this morning to urge increased fe

What’s the most significant ingredient in beer? Water.

DO NOT DRAIN YOUR POOL DURING OR UP TO 48 HOURS AFTER A RAIN EVENT

LOUISVILLE, KY – Nine of MSD’s water quality treatment centers in Bullitt, Jefferson, and Oldham Counties are recognized by the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) as among the best in the nation for treating and cleaning wastewater before releasing it to area creeks, streams, and rivers.

LOUISVILLE, KY – To meet the needs of its growing workforce, while becoming an anchor in a key redevelopment initiative project in West Louisville, MSD is moving its Main Office to the Park Hill neighborhood. 

The new location for MSD is located at 1600 W. Hill Street, and provides 130,000 square feet on five floors, which is 57 percent more space than MSD’s current four-floor office at 700 West Liberty Street. MSD closed on the new property, which was formerly owned by Clariant, on May 15.