Mill Creek Alliance Restoration Projects
Mill Creek Alliance has a 25+ year history of implementing projects in the Mill Creek Watershed. You can learn about some of our projects PRESENT, PAST, & FUTURE in the sections below. In addition you might find the Restoration Projects GOOGLE Map useful in finding the location of the described projects.
Current Projects - In Progress
Below are photo galleries, with captions, featuring current projects underway by Mill Creek Alliance. Use the slider arrows in the top right corner to scroll through the images. To learn more about the principles of design described in the images, CLICK HERE.
Completed Projects
Our first restoration project took place in 1997. Since then, we average 3 major projects per year typically valued at over $250,000 per year. Details for some of the projects are available below. (Click the picture for a printable fact sheet.)
Arlington Heights
Low Head Dam Mitigation RM12.2 (2023)
Lockland
Low Head Dam Mitigation WEST FORK MILL CREEK (2022)
Wyoming
Stearns Woods Restoration (2019)
Northside (Cincinnati)
Low Head Dams Mitigation (2017)
Reading
Rainwater Collection & Reuse (2016)
Price Hill (Cincinnati)
Raingarden & Bioswales (2015)
Sharonville
Twin Creek Preserve & Wetland (2012)
Sharonville
Twin Creek Wetland Enhancement (2023)
Reading
Floodplain Bench-Phase 1 (2021)
Sharonville
Stream Function Restoration (2018)
Woodlawn
Invasive Species Removal (2017)
Hartwell
Golf Course (2015)
Greenhills
Stormwater Harvesting (2015)
Cincinnati-Spring Grove Village
Laughing Brook
(2007)
Evendale
Sharon Creek Confluence Project (2022)
Sharonville
Stream Function (2021)
College Hill (Cincinnati)
Stormwater Solutions (2017)
Evendale
Mill Creek Restoration at Evendale Commons (2016)
West Chester
Wildermuth Wetland Restoration (2014)
West Chester
Hopewell Riparian Enhancement (2015)
City of Springdale
Beaver Run Riparian Corridor Restoration (2004 & 2012)
Want to learn how a restoration project will benefit you? Please contact MCA Project Manager, Bennett Kottler, about the opportunities.