Village of Glenwood, partners from the MWRD and community members will unveil the new Glenwood Levee at George Arquilla Park, working to mitigate flooding for 29 homes and other community structures impacted by overbank flooding along Thorn Creek.

In the last week, the MWRD’s Tunnel and Reservoir Plan (TARP) captured approximately 7 billion gallons (BG) of combined sewage.

By reducing water during these storms, area residents and businesses can help reduce flooding and protect water quality.

Before severe storms, the MWRD lowers the level of the Chicago Area Waterway System as staff work around the clock managing the excess water.

TARP is complete and fully operational except for the McCook Reservoir Stage 2 (McCook Stage 2).

This inspiring session highlights careers in water, engineering, and public service, aiming to spark the next generation of leaders.

The meeting drew more than 200 experts, government leaders, and policy makers nationwide for discussions on flood management, stormwater innovation, and climate resilience.

Reduce your use of water before, during and after rainstorms to reduce the amount of water in your municipal sewers.

Reduce your use of water before, during and after rainstorms to reduce the amount of water in your municipal sewers.

Through the SEM program, MWRD staff worked with ComEd and Cascade Energy to assess hundreds of treatment operations at their respective plants.