MSD continues to educate our community through newsletters, brochures, school programs and this web site.

Fifty years of service — come along with us on a historical journey to Louisville in the 1800s (includes great photos from the 1930s through today).

As part of our commitment to educate and inform the public about our operations and impact on the environment, MSD offers visiting 5th-grade classes the After We Flush program at MSD's  Ellen Swallow Richards Ecology Learning Center (ESRELC).


MSD offers tours of our treatment plants.


MSD promotes several programs emphasizing environmental awareness and education.

What can be done to reduce flooding?
 
Middle- and high school teachers! Use your students' interest in the environment to teach history, health, research skills, math, writing and more. Check out the interdisciplinary Aqua Venturer Teacher Guide.

MSD — paving the way for a cleaner tomorrow.
 

Have you ever wondered what happens after you flush?

MSD's High School Inflow Source Identification Program allows students to assist in investigations of wet weather sewer problems.

The Stream Program was established by MSD to gather and evaluate water quality and biological data.

In an effort to protect our streams, MSD faces the challenge of combined sewer overflows.