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Muncie Sanitary District
300 North High Street
Muncie, Indiana 47305
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The 138 employees under professional management lead the nation in industrial wastewater pretreatment and solid waste recycling. Muncie recycles an entire 30% of its 34,000 ton solid waste stream per year.
The goal of the MSD is to construct, reconstruct, maintain, repair and regulate the use of all connecting and intercepting sewers at the most economical cost available. Also, to be responsible for the collection and removal of solid waste materials and to prevent the pollution of water courses within the MSD boundaries and to protect the public health.
MSD administration is responsible for public relations, including, but not limited to, presentations, media contacts, neighborhood meetings and business expos, along with public involvement.
History of The Muncie Sanitary District
The Muncie Sanitary District was established by ordinance on June 1, 1964 upon enabling legislation of the State of Indiana. Its three member Board of Commissioners administers municipal solid waste programs, sewers, and wastewater treatment for Muncie, Indiana.The 138 employees under professional management lead the nation in industrial wastewater pretreatment and solid waste recycling. Muncie recycles an entire 30% of its 34,000 ton solid waste stream per year.
The goal of the MSD is to construct, reconstruct, maintain, repair and regulate the use of all connecting and intercepting sewers at the most economical cost available. Also, to be responsible for the collection and removal of solid waste materials and to prevent the pollution of water courses within the MSD boundaries and to protect the public health.
MSD administration is responsible for public relations, including, but not limited to, presentations, media contacts, neighborhood meetings and business expos, along with public involvement.
