SD1 is now operating and maintaining over 400 miles of storm sewer and over 29,000 storm structures throughout Northern Kentucky. The following communities have transferred the ownership of their public storm sewer systems to SD1:
- Alexandria
- Bellevue
- Unincorporated Boone County
- Bromley
- Unincorporated Campbell County
- Covington
- Crestview Hills
- Crescent Springs
- Crestview
- Dayton
- Edgewood
- Elsmere
- Erlanger
- Ft. Mitchell
- Ft. Thomas
- Highland Heights
- Independence
- Unincorporated Kenton County
- Kenton Vale
- Lakeside Park
- Ludlow
- Melbourne
- Newport
- Park Hills
- Silver Grove
- Southgate
- Taylor Mill
- Union
- Villa Hills
- Wilder
- Woodlawn
In 2003, SD1 entered into Interlocal Agreements with local governments in Northern Kentucky giving SD1 the responsibility to undertake permitting requirements and other related services regarding the Storm Water Phase II Management Program, while the ownership and maintenance responsibilities for the public storm water system remained with the local government. These Interlocal Agreements contemplated that at some point SD1 would assume the ownership and maintenance of storm water drainage facilities owned by the local government.
Storm water infrastructure transfer agreements titled, “Transfer and Assignment of the SD1 Storm Water Drainage System,” have been approved by the cities and counties mentioned above, accomplishing the shift of ownership and maintenance responsibilities relating to the storm water drainage system. As SD1 receives additional municipal agreements, and after the specified approval process is complete, SD1 will assume the ownership and maintenance responsibilities outlined in the agreements for these communities as well.
To view a map of the public storm water drainage systems operated and maintained by SD1, click
here.
If customers experience problems with the public storm sewer system, they can contact SD1 at 859-578-7466 Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or after-hours at 859-331-6674.