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29 sty 2024 · Sewage spills release pathogens into local waterways which have the potential to cause ecological disturbances and health concerns for the communities affected. HRSD’s concern for viral and bacterial detection in the waterway is important for the safety of wildlife and human health.
Simple steps you can take at home such as: disposal of household hazardous waste, yard waste (including pet waste) and cooking grease; making simple lawn care choices; reducing stormwater runoff; maintaining cars & driveways properly; litter clean-ups & more.
Since HRSD's inception, there has been one overriding mission -- to protect public health and the waters of Hampton Roads by treating wastewater effectively. HRSD returns treated effluent to...
For more information, call the Industrial Wastewater Pretreatment office at 614-645-5876. Dispose of all hazardous chemicals properly. Please contact the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio at 614-871-5100 or visit www.swaco.org for more information.
In 1841 the first sewer in Columbus is constructed. With no form of wastewater treatment, it was discharged directly into the Scioto River. Discover over a century of historical milestones in local wastewater treatment
HRSD knows when you flush thanks to more than 200 flow meters that give us eyes throughout the sewer system. More than 1.6 million people flush and send their wastewater to us every day and these flow meters help ensure the proper collection and treatment of our region’s wastewater. When you flush, the wastewater
