Combined Sewer Services
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Highlights

* The District of Columbia's Combined Sewer System dates back to the 19th Century.

* Since the early 1900's, separate sewer systems for carrying sanitary and storm water have been built.

* See more on the history of D.C.'s water and sewer system.

bullet Overview
Review basic information on the Combined Sewer System.
bullet Long-Term Control Plan
Check out DC WASA's long-term plans for reducing combined sewer overflows (CSOs) into the local waterways.
bullet Water Quality Issues
Find out what affects water quality in our local area and the impacts of combined sewer overflows.
bullet Public Information
Review information about public safety and combined sewer overflows and find out where to get additional information.
bullet What Can I Do?
Learn what you can do to help local water quality.
bullet Contact Info
Find contact information and additional resources for issues related to the Combined Sewer System (CSS) and Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4).