MSD Project Clear (MSDPC) has reached a milestone in developing new biosolids systems at its Bissell Point and Lemay Wastewater Treatment Plants, with construction expected to begin by the end […]
Missouri wastewater used to track new BA.5 COVID-19 variant
COVID-19 transmission is still high in both St. Louis and St. Louis County. Health experts in Missouri have been tracking the spread of the virus since the start of the [...]
MSD Project Clear Responding to Force Main Break in Maryland Heights
MSD Project Clear (MSDPC) contractors are working to repair a broken force main in Maryland Heights. The break was discovered Saturday afternoon near John Pellet Court and Hog Hollow Road. […]
MSD Customers to Benefit from New Utility Assistance Program
More help has arrived for Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD Project Clear or MSDPC) customers, who are struggling to keep up with their bills. Starting this month, Missourians are [...]
MSD Project Clear Responding to Force Main Break in Maryland Heights
MSD Project Clear (MSDPC) contractors are working to repair a broken force main in Maryland Heights. The break was discovered Wednesday evening near John Pellet Court and Hog Hollow Road. […]
MSD Project Clear Urges St. Louis Residents to Know Your Zone, Protect from Flooding
Risk awareness, flood safety tips part of Severe Weather Preparedness Week If it rains where you live, it can flood where you live. That’s the message MSD Project Clear (MSDPC) has for […]
State, Local Wastewater COVID Testing Partnership Shows First St. Louis Region Decline in Six Weeks
New data shows that COVID-19 viral loads in wastewater in the St. Louis community decreased for the first time in six weeks. After reaching a near-record high the previous week, […]
MSD Project Clear Seeks Public Input on Addressing Erosion and Flooding Problems Through the Region
MSD Project Clear (Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District) is two utilities in one, providing both wastewater and stormwater services to nearly 1.5 million customers in the St. Louis region. While […]
MSD Investigating Source of Oily Sheen on Mississippi River
Industrial Waste Investigators with The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD) are working to track down the source of an oil sheen on the Mississippi River. MSD was alerted to […]
MSD Responds to Overflow in Bridgeton
(March 18, 2021) – The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD) is responding to a wastewater overflow in Bridgeton. It happened early Thursday morning during heavy rain and storms. MSD’s […]