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Strong spring storms that churn Lake Erie waters and increase water runoff mix more sediment and other particulate matter into the lake water. The resulting murky water measures higher in a water quality parameter called turbidity. Of the many water quality parameters we monitor, turbidity is one of the more important ones.

Drinking tap water is an easy way to stay healthy, save money, and help the planet.

Cleveland Water funds water main replacement projects in direct service suburbs through our Suburban Water Main Replacement Program. Funds totaling $15 million are awarded twice each year.

The first step in providing safe, affordable drinking water is keeping Lake Erie - our source of drinking water - clean and healthy. Our everyday actions affect the quality of the lake and the health of its watershed. There are simple actions we can all take to help protect our local waterways and Lake Erie.

During spring and summer, you'll often notice local fire departments flushing hydrants. Learn why this annual activity is so important and what to expect on our website.

Household water leaks are more common than you might think. If left unchecked, leaks can run up unnecessary charges on your water bill and cause damage to your home. But you can protect your home and your wallet with a few simple steps.