The recent Cincinnati water quality improvements reflect a massive investment in public health and municipal infrastructure.
Residents track Cincinnati water quality metrics closely as new federal guidelines take effect this year.
Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) is enhancing water quality through advanced treatment, using granular activated carbon (GAC) to remove contaminants. The system, which won…
Cincinnati recently announced that for the past year, it has been in mediation concerning the 2015 collaborative agreement.
This agreement requires the city to fully fund the Cincinnati Retirement System (CRS) by 2045.
The system currently has a funded ratio of 68%. Furthermore, it has an $847 million liability to erase. Cincinnati pension reform is…
City program expands removal of high‑risk lead service lines
The city’s water utility, Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW), continues strategic work to replace lead service lines. These are the underground pipes that connect homes and businesses to public water mains.
These lead pipes pose a known health risk, especially to children, because lead can…


