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Incorporated as an operating Authority by Charlestown, East Pikeland and Schuylkill Townships in 1968, the Valley Forge Sewer Authority is a utility that is owned by its customers. Its business is to recycle wastewater into clean water for stream discharge and to produce a specialized fertilizer product utilized by area farmers.The Authority owns and operates 90 miles of collection line, 9 pump stations and a regional treatment plant, serving approximately 22, 000 customers in nine Chester County municipalities: Charlestown Township, East Pikeland Township, Schuylkill Township, Easttown Township, East Whiteland Township, Malvern Borough, Tredyffrin Township and Willistown Township. Recently, the area was extended to include a portion of West Vincent Township.The Authority's treatment plant is situated on 54 secluded acres on the banks of the Schuylkill River near its confluence with Perkiomen Creek. The plant operates under permits issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and the United States Environmental Protection Agency.To learn more about municipal authorities across the state of Pennsylvania, visit www.municipalauthorities.org

The South Toms River Sewage Authority (STRSA) is a government organization in Toms River, NJ, responsible for providing the residents of South Toms River with access to a sanitary sewer system. With a mission to ensure the efficient functioning of the sewer system, STRSA offers services that help residents pay their water and sewer bills, as well as address tax liens related to arrears. The authority also provides comprehensive financial information, including budgets, audits, and standard operating procedures, to maintain transparency and accountability. STRSA conducts regular meetings, open to the public, where residents can participate and stay informed about the authority's activities.Generated from the website

The Beachwood Sewerage Authority, established in 1972, is a Municipal Authority in Beachwood, NJ, dedicated to providing efficient wastewater collection services for residents and businesses in the borough. With a mission to deliver high-quality service, exceptional customer care, and strategic planning for the future, the Authority aims to ensure the long-term stability of the sewer system through innovative solutions. Urgently addressing the issue of clogged sewers caused by improper flushing, the Beachwood Sewerage Authority advises residents to only flush toilet tissue and offers the installation of check valves as a preventative measure. Comprised of 5 Commissioners, the Authority holds monthly meetings and operates from Monday to Friday, providing convenient sewer payment options and cost information for different units. Committed to the well-being of the community, the Beachwood Sewerage Authority plays a vital role in maintaining a healthy and sustainable environment.Generated from the website