Preserving Your Heritage Through Your Environmental Protection
Due to recent complaints of People impersonating themselves as Scranton Sewer Authority Officials, we would like to offer the following
information.
SSA employees always have company issued identification with the SSA logo on it.
All SSA vehicles are visibly
marked with the SSA logo and have a blue municipal license plate.
Call (570)348-5337 or (570)348-5330 for verification of employment
if anyone shows up at your residence or place of business that claims they are from the Scranton Sewer Authority.
Remember,
never let anyone in your house that claims to be from the Scranton Sewer Authority unless they can produce ID and are in a marked
SSA vehicle.
COMBINED SANITARY STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
The Sewer Authority of the City of Scranton (SSA) owns the wastewater
collection, conveyance and treatment system serving Scranton and Dunmore. The SSA also treats wastewater from sections of Dickson
City, Moosic and Taylor. The wastewater system consists of over 275 miles of collection sewers and large interceptors, 80 combined
sewer regulator chambers, seven pumping stations and a Wastewater Treatment Plant. Approximately 63% (172 miles) of the collection
sewers are combined sewers, which convey the combined storm water and sanitary sewage flow to regulator chambers prior to connection
with an interceptor sewer. When the volume of storm water exceeds the capacity of downstream facilities, these regulator chambers
allow the excess volume to discharge into nearby surface waters. These overflows, called Combined Sewer Overflows, or CSOs, can be
a major source of water pollution.