Hamilton County Storm Water District - (HCSWD)

Administered by The Hamilton County Engineer's Office - 

William W. Brayshaw, P.E.-P.S. County Engineer

In partnership with the H. C. Soil and Water Conservation District, the H. C. Department of Public Works, the H. C.  General Health District, the City of Cincinnati Stormwater Management Utility, and the Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati

 

 

   

The Hamilton County Storm Water District has been established in response to the federally mandated Phase II storm water program.  The Ohio EPA is issuing a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) general permit that authorizes operators to discharge storm water from small construction activities. 

The Storm Water District represents Hamilton County's commitment to storm water issues.  The District membership consists of 44 of the 49 jurisdictions in Hamilton County including all 12 of the townships.  

We invite you to browse our website to learn more about storm water and the Storm Water District.  New information will continually be added to this website, with the long range goal being a website that can serve as a central repository for all storm water related material. 

Image showing where storm water goes after the curb inlet

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Link to 2008 Mini-Grant Request for Proposals

Link to Homeowner brochure - Information for new home owners on their responsibilities and rights regarding storm water drainage

 
 
The information presented on these pages is thought to be true and accurate.  However, the Hamilton County  Storm Water District and the Hamilton County Engineer's Office, State of Ohio, accept no responsibility for inaccuracies other than to make corrections to erroneous data.  Dates should be considered 'target dates' and are subject to change for many reasons, including - but not limited to: available funding, weather conditions, feasibility, shifting priorities or emergency expenditures.  Links to other Agency's or commercial sites are provided for convenience only.  The Hamilton County Storm Water District and the Hamilton County Engineer's Office do not endorse any product or service, nor do they accept any responsibility for erroneous or broken links or the content of other Agency's or commercial sites.