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  • Residents are responsible for the maintenance of sewer lines from the house to the mainline in the street or easement.
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  • If you experience a sewer problem outside of our listed hours, we have an on-call person available 24/7 including holidays. To reach our on-call person, please call the Police Department's non-emergency number at 973-539-0777.
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  • Garbage disposals are prohibited due to the excessive load they put on the treatment system. Just dispose of wet wastes in your regular garbage or compost them for your garden.
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  • It is prohibited to connect your sump pump to the sanitary sewer system. Run your sump pump into the street storm drain or your backyard, downhill side.
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  • Grease must never be poured down the drain. This causes home plumbing headaches for you as well as main line clogs in the sewer system.
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  • Pesticides must be disposed of at the county. Pouring them down the drain kills the live bacteria used to treat the wastewater.
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  • Old medicine must be properly disposed of also. Never flush it down the drain.
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  • If you own a sewer ejector / grinder pump and it has a malfunction, it is the homeowners responsibility to have it repaired. The local factory rep for E-one pumps is Site Specific Design Inc. and they may be reached by calling 1-800-295-8853. Office Number: 1-215-887-3730
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  • We offer group tours, year round during work hours, Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. If you are interested in scheduling a tour, please call 973-326-7363.
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  • Contact the Department of Public Works at 973-326-7398.
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