Commissioner Pogorzelski is recognized for his community engagement and advocacy to protect the environment and waterways during an inspiring two years at the MWRD.

During her service to the MWRD, Commissioner Spyropoulos championed fiscal responsibility, transparency and an environmentally progressive policy for the MWRD.

MWRD staff will facilitate dialogue and work with members to promote transparency and explore partnership opportunities.

The four green alley are designed to mitigate flooding while demonstrating the long-term benefits of green infrastructure to the local community.

For The Love of Water (FLOW) is a summary of news from the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago.

In addition to capturing stormwater and mitigating flooding in the area, the projects demonstrate the benefits of green infrastructure to residents.

TARP, consisting of three reservoirs and four tunnel systems, is currently holding more than 731 million gallons of water.

The $30 million project will remove approximately 140 acres from the floodplain, protect 92 structures and remove more than 1,300 parcels from the 100-year floodplain.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month emerged from the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence’s initiative to unify domestic violence advocates in raising awareness and promoting resources for survivors.

The event brought together key industry experts, including hydrologists, engineers, planners and sustainability leaders, sharing valuable insights on building resilient, eco-friendly communities for the future.