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Understanding stormwater fee credits

As part of its stormwater management program, the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District will offer customers stormwater fee credits to encourage on-site improvements which would improve water quality and reduce stormwater runoff. The stormwater fee credit manual and related applications are now available online or by calling (216) 881-6600. Learn more at http://neorsd.org/stormwater or email stormwater@neorsd.org

So if you ever wondered...

How does it flow? or where does it go? We'll show you. In Northeast Ohio, water flows in an urban water cycle which carries water from Lake Erie, to your home, and back again. The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, in cooperation with the Cleveland Water Department, developed this video to explain how the water is cleaned and carried along the way. Details available at http://neorsd.org and http://wheredoesitgo.org

Part of the Plan

This video was produced for employees of the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (Cleveland, Ohio) in 2000. It provides an overview of departments and services and is still valuable today. For more information, visit http://www.neorsd.org

Understanding your sewer bill

This video was produced by the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District in 1990. While some of the details have changed, much of the process overview and community benefits remain unchanged. You can find more information on our homepage http://www.neorsd.org

"Once gray. Now green. 40 years of progress" | C...

"Once gray. Now green. 40 years of progress" | S...

We love clean water.

Clean water, and the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District: Together forever.

"Life stories" with Wally Waterdrop: Wally on hi...

Wally Waterdrop reflects on his dirty past and the steps he's made on his road to recovery since 1969. For more information on water, its bleak past in Cleveland, and its brighter future, visit the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District's website http://neorsd.org.

"Life stories" with Wally Waterdrop: Wally on re...

Wally Waterdrop reflects on his dirty past and the steps he's made on his road to recovery since 1969. For more information on water, its bleak past in Cleveland, and its brighter future, visit the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District's website http://neorsd.org.

once gray now green: 40 years of progress on the...

Celebrating 40 years of clean-water work since the infamous burning of the Cuyahoga River June 22, 1969.