Where is the wastewater treatment plant in Johnstown PA?
The wastewater treatment system currently consists of the upgraded Dornick Point Wastewater Treatment Plant and the interceptor lines located within the City of Johnstown and West Taylor Township. The sewage bill is now a combined bill with Greater Johnstown Water Authority and the City Sewer Rental bill.
What happened to the sanitary sewer system in Johnstown?
The City of Johnstown sold the Sanitary Sewer System the Greater Johnstown Water Authority in June of 2020. The Greater Johnstown Water Authority now manages the Sanitary Sewer System in the City of Johnstown. For more information please call the Greater Johnstown Water Authority at 814-533-4300 or go to their web site https:// www.gjwa.com/
What is the Johnstown Redevelopment Authority (JRA)?
After managing the City’s Wastewater Treatment System for fifteen years, the Johnstown Redevelopment Authority purchased the wastewater treatment system from the City in October of 2004, and began operating all aspects of the treatment system.
What does Johnstown Regional Sewage do?
Johnstown Regional Sewage provides service for approximately 24,000 customers and encompasses 20 municipalities.
Fats, Oil & Grease (FOG) Program
The Fats, Oil, and Grease (FOG) Program is designed to help reduce the amount of such substances that enter the sewer system. Any food producing facility (including restaurants, churches, schools, etc.) is inspected throughout the year to ensure that grease traps are functioning correctly and cleaning schedules are being followed.
Sewer Maintenance
The Public Works Department maintains the Borough's 70 miles of public sewer pipe. The Sewer Collection Division is responsible for maintaining the sewer collection system.
