MSD's Regulatory Management Services department (RMS) is responsible for the Hazardous Materials Program and the Pretreatment Program.

A Hazardous Material Spill Prevention Control (HMPC) Plan Application must be submitted to MSD by any business that manufactures, uses or stores hazardous materials in excess of designated quantities.

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Interested in learning more about the DiverseWorks program and how to become certified?

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
	Explain billing - different than residential (parking lots)
	Need information on contract mowing?
	Do I need to submit a Hazardous Materials Form?
	Do I need to submit a Spill Prevention Form?
	How can I get certified through your DiverseWorks Program?
	How can I get a Wastewater Permit Application?
	How can I contact the buyer who is responsible for purchasing my product?

To propel MSD towards its goal of providing customers a clean, green and growing community, a Strategic Business Plan has been developed.

Development Issues:

• Stormwater Checklists/Forms
• Sanitary Forms
• Open Records Request Form
• RMS Forms
• Surface Water Modeling
• Area Team Information

Would you like to view the most current MSD Board Meeting Agenda?

Louisville and Jefferson County have adopted a Hazardous Materials Ordinance to prevent serious harm to the environment and reduce the likelihood of a problem from a hazardous material spill.

The Quality Charge Testing Program calculates billing rates for industrial and commercial users.

MSD is reorganizing its wastewater and drainage programs into eleven watersheds.