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The CSO! Program is a major water quality program being led by the City of Omaha Public Works Department. It will improve water quality in our local rivers and streams by capturing or treating 85% of the average annual combined sewage volume. The Program is comprised of nearly 60 projects, including including five system reliability projects, which are outlined in the Long Term Control Plan.

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Pictured above: CSO Program projects help achieve the overall Program goal of improving water quality in the Missouri River and other local streams. (Photo courtesy os Matt Moser, United States Geological Survey)

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Sewer pipe icon What is a CSO?
 
Sewer pipe icon Why is this Program needed?
 
Sewer pipe icon What are the benefits?
Sewer pipe icon How long will it take?
Sewer pipe icon How is the Program funded?
Sewer pipe icon Where can I get Program updates?
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The CSO! Program is a City of Omaha Public Works Initiative. To learn more, visit PublicWorks.CityofOmaha.org

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The City of Omaha Stormwater Program provides information on improving water quality. To learn more, visit OmahaStormwater.org

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The City of Omaha Keep it Current initiative works to ensure the City’s water and environmental infrastructure is maintained. To learn more, visit KeepItCurrentOmaha.com

To report street flooding or sewer backups, call 402-444-5332.
To reach the CSO Program Information Line, call 402-341-0235.

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