with the browns jersey reveal today, might look back at our neorsd unis thru the years as a treat.

1970s era. original emblem featured "Cleveland Regional Sewer District" in all caps around distinctive waves-and-pipes logo mark on left chest. wide-collar primary jersey often alternated with various shoes/pants combos.

1979 era. official name change to Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District. NEO lettermark was often combined with outline-embellished logo plus full neorsd name. name patches were oval with light-on-dark script, last name only.

1980s engineer alternate jersey was actually a beige striped cardigan.

our late-80s-era caps featured the NEO lettermark, logo, and full name imprint. some of these caps remain in circulation today.

actually the guy in the pic remains in circulation too. he's bob bonnett, superintendent of our Easterly plant even today.

90s road unis, a classic look for our field crews.

logo patch was reduced in size as NEO lettermark was dropped, full NEORSD name was shifted from under logomark to beside it. name patches were changed to dark script on light rectangles, green trim, first name only.

90s home unis, light tops, dark pants. a better look at the patches in this shot. last name in this nametag was acceptable, as was the tom selleck stache.

early 2000s era unis. NEO caps still in use, uniform colors vary based on role on the team. new patches shifted to wordmark for primary use, employee nametags featured both first and last names, dark green sans serif font and trim.

2015-present era. official logo on left chest, shirt color based on team role, cap art features large traditional waves-and-pipe mark hearkening back to early days of 1970s, plus bolder treatment of NEORSD name below for optimal visibility.

we care a lot about uniforms. what matters most tho is who wears them.

proud to have more than 800 members of our team playing for health, environment, and each other all. season. long.