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The Washington Township MUA The Authority has broad powers including, among others, the following: to hold, operate and administer its property, to provide for bonds and the secure the payment.
The Washington Township Municipal Utilities Authority (MUA) provides water and sewer services to the residents and businesses of Washington Township, Gloucester County, NJ. Find out how to contact the MUA, when and where they meet, and who are their members and terms.
The Washington Township (Morris NJ) Municipal Utilities Authority provides potable water, sewer and sewerage treatment to residents of Long Valley.
Paying your bill. Billing office hours are Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm. Water & sewer bills are due in the MUA office by the last working day of the month. Interest at 1-1/2% per month will be charged on the unpaid balance as of the first of the following month.
The MUA bills for service every three months. When you get you bill depends on your location. There are three billing zones. The approximate locations and billing dates are shown below: Zone. Location. Billing Months. I. North of Flocktown Road.
The Washington Township Municipal Utilities Authority is dedicated to provide its customers with safe, clean, drinking water and the discharge of wastewater that meets or exceeds EPA quality standards while providing the highest standards of customer service.
Water & Sewer Systems. Authority has approximately 181 miles of water and 173 miles of sewer mains. The Authority delivers water to its customers and acts as a sewerage collection agent within the Township. Sewage is treated by the Gloucester County Utilities Authority.
