Registration for Little Miami Water Quality Forum

Join us on November 8 for a discussion about water quality in the Little Miami River!

WHAT: Water Quality Forum hosted by the Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (MSD) and our partner presenters:
- Eric Bartl, Hamilton County Public Health
- Aaron Rourke, Ohio Department of Natural Resources
- Jason Brownknight, Little Miami Conservancy

DATE and TIME: Wednesday, November 8, 2023, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

LOCATION: MSD Administration Building, 1081 Woodrow Street, Cincinnati, OH 45204, Rooms 104-106. If you would prefer to participate virtually and do not have the Microsoft Teams link, please contact Laura Boyd at Laura.Boyd@cincinnati-oh.gov.

PARKING: Parking is available in several locations. View the parking map.

The Water Quality Forum will focus on water quality in the Little Miami, a State and National Wild and Scenic River. MSD will present the results of MBI's Biological and Water Quality Study of the Lower Little Miami River as well as efforts by MSD and its partners to improve water quality in the Little Miami watershed.

Additional information about MSD's water quality monitoring program can be found at msdgc.org/waterquality.

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* 1. Please provide the following information:

Name *

Organization, University, or Company, if applicable

Email Address *

Phone Number *

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* 2. Which best describes you?

Interested citizen

MSD employee

Member of local environmental group or non-profit

Work for other (non-MSD) local government

Work for state/federal government

Work in academia or research

Work in the private sector

Other:

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* 3. Are you planning to attend in person or virtually?

In person

Virtually

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* 4. Please select the Top 3 water quality challenges you feel face the Little Miami watershed. Note: If you select more than 3 choices, the survey will not advance.

Dissolved Oxygen

Urban Stormwater Runoff

Nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus)

Riparian Corridor

Low Flow

Chlorides (salts)

Sediment

Emerging Contaminants (e.g., PFAS, microplastics)

Bacteria (e.g., E. coli)

Other (please specify)