MWRD funds green infrastructure built by partner communities and public agencies. An Intergovernmental Agreement between MWRD and its partners help secure long-term benefits.

MWRD enters into O&M plans with organizations that install green infrastructure and receive a grant from MWRD for doing so.

MWRD enters into O&M plans with organizations that install green infrastructure and receive a grant from MWRD for doing so.

Eugene Public Works uses city-wide green infrastructure to meet multiple objectives and improve water quality with 1,300 GSI facilities installed on public and private property to date.

Our partners at the Pacific Institute and collaborator Professor Bob Wilkinson are developing a framework for incorporating multiple benefits of water projects into decision-making.

Watch WaterNow’s September 24, 2019, Tap into Resilience webcast.

Download the slides from WaterNow’s September 24, 2019, Tap into Resilience webcast.

EPA report detailing the types of localized infrastructure projects that are eligible for state revolving loan funding.

Melissa Elliot, President-Elect of the American Water Works Association talks about why it is important for utilities to meet their customers on social media.

WaterNow’s July 23, 2019, webcast on the Tap into Resilience Toolkit and how it works.

Participation in PWD’s grants program to install green infrastructure on private property and bring multiple benefits to vulnerable communities.

Participation in MSD’s grants program to install green infrastructure on private property and bring multiple benefits to vulnerable communities.