MSD chief engineer not surprised by Kentucky infrastructure score
The chief engineer at Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD), David Johnson, said this is part of a nationwide trend. Kentucky received a "C-" in its latest infrastructure assessment, with the state holding the same grade from its previous review in 2019. The chief engineer at Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD), David Johnson, believes this is part of a nationwide trend. MSD provides three services to residents: flood protection, stormwater, and sewage. Johnson says MSD relies heavily on funding from direct rates of customers, rather than taxes. With the need for improvements, Johnson suggests that more money is needed.
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The chief engineer at Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD), David Johnson, said this is part of a nationwide trend.
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