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The Three Vendor Registrations Required by the MWRD | MWRD
The Three Vendor Registrations Required by the MWRD
Harvey Central Park Stormwater Detention Basin | MWRD
The MWRD's Harvey Central Park Stormwater Detention Basin project will provide flood relief for the city of Harvey. This project will reduce flooding to approximately 209 homes during a 100-year storm event.
President Steele Addresses the City Club of Chicago | MWRD
President Kari K. Steele delivered the keynote address at the City Club of Chicago on September 12, 2024, engaging the audience on the critical role of the MWRD in protecting area water quality.
Centennial Fountain | MWRD
The MWRD’s Melas Centennial Fountain can be seen from far and wide, spraying its memorable arch over the Chicago River. It represents more than a century of progress and commitment from the MWRD working to improve the quality of the Chicago River to protect the public health and enhance waterway ecology.
Addison Creek Reservoir and Channel Improvements | MWRD
The 600-acre-foot Addison Creek Reservoir will hold 195 million gallons of storage capacity and connect with the Addison Creek Channel to protect the communities from overbank flooding.
Robbins Heritage Park and Midlothian Creek Restoration Project | MWRD
The MWRD’s Robbins Heritage Park and Midlothian Creek Restoration Project will help address overbank flooding through a new stormwater park and pond, along with improvements to Midlothian Creek and an overflow channel that connects to the Cal-Sag Channel.
Mount Prospect Stormwater Projects | MWRD
The MWRD worked with the village of Mount Prospect to transform two beautiful park spaces that can now accommodate more stormwater and protect the community from flooding, while also giving the residents a place to gather and play.
Tunnel and Reservoir Plan (TARP) | MWRD
The Tunnel and Reservoir Plan is a system of deep, large diameter tunnels and vast reservoirs designed to reduce flooding, improve water quality in Chicago area waterways and protect Lake Michigan from pollution caused by sewer overflows.