ONE MILLION GALLONS!

Community Partnership Program

project description

ASLF, in partnership with Onondaga County Water Environment Protection (WEP), is excited to announce the launch of the One Million Gallons! (OMG!) program beginning in 2020. OMG! is a green stormwater infrastructure (GI) design, outreach, and financing program with the goal of intercepting 1 million gallons of stormwater from the combined sewer system in Syracuse by the year 2025. This will be accomplished through the installation of GI on both private and public property, and may include a variety of design solutions such as rain gardens, pervious pavement, tree trenches, bioswales, green roofs, and rain barrels. ASLF will work with partners ranging from institutions to private homeowners. Outreach and education will be a significant part of the program as we aim to spread the word on the many benefits of GI in our urban neighborhoods.

OMG! coming to a head

December 19, 2024

ASLF, in partnership with Onondaga County Water Environment Protection (WEP), is pleased to announce that the One Million Gallons! (OMG!) program is on track for completion in 2025. Launched in 2020, OMG! is a green stormwater infrastructure (GI) design, outreach, and financing program aimed at intercepting 1 million gallons of stormwater from Syracuse’s combined sewer system by 2025. This ambitious goal is being achieved through the installation of various GI solutions on both private and public properties.

We are excited to share that construction for all projects will be completed by 2025, thanks to the dedication and collaboration of our esteemed partners—Syracuse Cultural Workers, Bellegrove Missionary Church, and Evergreen Manufacturing. Together, we are committed to enhancing urban neighborhoods through outreach and education, showcasing the many benefits of GI.

Thank you to Syracuse Cultural Workers, Bellegrove Missionary Church, and Evergreen Manufacturing for your invaluable support and partnership in making this initiative a success.

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