Can confirm.

ladies and gentlemen, the weekend.

life is what happens between flushes. 🧵

based on the replies and quotes since last night, fine. yes. just giving the people what they want.

My new favourite account is a sewer and stormwater utility in another country—another continent—and that is one of the unexpected outcomes that makes social media a joy. #glimmers

I never knew I could have such affection for the local sewer district but I do pretty much all the time now.

unironically they're 100000% correct

worth noting: back in August, we hosted local artists celebrating sewers and treatment plants with a literary reading of their own work—*within* a tunnel of ours, thx to @literarycleveland.bsky.social.

if you can’t see the aurora borealis tonight, here is a sewer tunnel which is a wonder in itself.

yesterday, our Veterans Employee Resource Group hosted a breakfast for vets and colleagues in honor of today’s holiday and the 250th anniversary of the founding of our US Armed Forces. thank you. to our employees who served, to families and organizations that support them, and to vets everywhere.

digestive system: stopping at the bathroom brb

ladies and gentlemen, the weekend.

i encourage greetings for our crews when you see them near you. if a safe opportunity is there, go ahead and give them a wave or a thank you. it goes a long way.

we talk a lot about stormwater management when maybe, sometimes, we just need stormwater comfort.

if you are looking for help with utility payments, or simply want human help in person, we have 2 invitations for you. our next Utility Assistance Resource Fair is on Cleveland's east side Sat. 11/15, 9a-12p. Register/details: www.neorsd.org/help our next Saturday office hours are 12/6 (8-11am).

cleveland, city of light, city of magic, early 1930s.

POV game respects game.

One anthropomorphic evolutionary event I didn’t see coming was the rise of the public utility and service sector into metaphorical powerhouses on social media, and I’m here for it 💯%!

today, we will treat sewage. we will manage the foul remnants of our past, the health of our present, the hope of our future. days end, but the mission endures. because there will be sewage to treat tomorrow. but this day is today. and today, we will treat sewage.

Westerly reflections @neorsd.org 💧⛅

proudly working for you 24 hours a day. except tomorrow when we will work 25.

didn’t help but can still happen.

be sure to check your halloween candy, i just found a “be sure to check your halloween candy” meme from 2021 in my bag

today our Westerly plant hosted a “trick or treatment” plant tour for employees who had never visited before. granted if you’re going to scare anything out of anyone, this is as good a place as any.

no better time to visit a successful stormwater project than mid-storm. Parma Councilwoman Shuman joined Nikki and Donna at Bonny Banks Basin yesterday where now 20 *million* gallons of stormwater storage means dryer basements for residents. 30 trees will be planted here in November, too.

incoming

graveyard shift.

Okay, look. I know you’re jealous that I live in a city served by the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District. Don’t hate me because I have a sewer team with its own comic book. It’s not my fault we are this cool.

You pro’ly didn’t wake up & say to yrself “I’m gonna go on socials & see what the NE Ohio Regional Sewer District is up to!” but you might wanna reconsider

Any day that starts with NEORSD posts is unquestionably better.

sewers, and your phone. it’s hard to start a morning without them. we offer 4 unexpected ways to start stronger 🧵

10 years ago, we launched a program to better connect customers with our work while promoting job opportunities and professional development. this month, we dedicated a space where a new generation of public servants will shape its future. 1/2

Chad. Jimmy. John. Tim. night shift goes to work when most of us are going to bed. meet our Easterly night crew, a brand new web exclusive—After Dark. www.neorsd.org/AfterDark

This was beautiful.

The sewer people are back with another positive, happy and fun video about sewage. Well worth a couple of minutes of your time.

last month, we spent 4 hours with Chad’s night crew. it was worth every minute. here is just 6 of them. give it a watch—because keeping watch is exactly what these crews do every single day for all of us after dark.

ladies and gentlemen, the weekend.

on September 23, we clocked in at Easterly just after 9pm to join Chad for his night shift. we spent 4 hours with him and his crew. featuring the photography of @nicoleharvel.bsky.social and the service of Chad's team: the sights, sounds, and stories of night shift. www.neorsd.org/AfterDark

amazing stormwater management content crossover potential

reminder: go cavs.

scariest halloween lawn display on the block.

half the internet is broken but our streaming network remains fully functional.

two fish -- not species, two actual fish -- were found in the Cuyahoga back then. today, we have 70+ SPECIES in our river.

ladies and gentlemen, the weekend.

our new comic book is turning heads while kids are turning its pages. if you missed Lake Erie League's origin story last month, catch up and don't miss our latest podcast episode about the project's past, present, and future: neorsd.medium.com/new-league-o...

one of our Directors plans to show this meme during our Board of Trustees meeting tomorrow

"additional capacity, and a new idea." our CEO Kyle Dreyfuss-Wells joined Ideastream's Sound of Ideas this AM to talk about our latest combined sewer "surge tunnel" project that could make overflows at Edgewater Beach a thing of the past. listen:

that's it, @neorsd. we're getting a dog. 🐾