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A graphic announcing a ribbon-cutting celebration for the completion of three green alleys in Markham, Illinois. The top shows a photo of a red-brick permeable alley with concrete edges, lined by greenery and fencing. Large bold text reads: “MWRD, city of Markham to celebrate completion of three green alleys.” Below, event details are listed: Hosted by the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD), City of Markham officials, and community leaders. Date: Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, at 11 a.m. Location: 15850 Turner Avenue, Markham, in an alley north of 159th Street. The text explains that the alleys converted impervious surfaces into permeable pavement to enhance stormwater management, reduce flooding, and improve water quality. The project transformed 11,700 square feet and provides 90,501 gallons of stormwater storage capacity. MWRD contributed up to $469,000 toward the $618,597 project.

A graphic announcing a ribbon-cutting celebration for the completion of three green alleys in Markham, Illinois. The top shows a photo of a red-brick permeable alley with concrete edges, lined by greenery and fencing. Large bold text reads: “MWRD, city of Markham to celebrate completion of three green alleys.” Below, event details are listed: Hosted by the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD), City of Markham officials, and community leaders. Date: Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, at 11 a.m. Location: 15850 Turner Avenue, Markham, in an alley north of 159th Street. The text explains that the alleys converted impervious surfaces into permeable pavement to enhance stormwater management, reduce flooding, and improve water quality. The project transformed 11,700 square feet and provides 90,501 gallons of stormwater storage capacity. MWRD contributed up to $469,000 toward the $618,597 project.

The #MWRD, city of Markham officials, & community leaders will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of three new #GreenAlleys in #Markham.

🗓️ Thur, 8/28, at 11am
📍 Alley north of 159th at Turner Ave

➡️ mwrd.org/news/mwrd-city-markham-celebrate-completion-three-green-alleys

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