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The Easton Area Joint Sewer Authority was originated in 1976. The Authority was developed to provide efficient and effective conveyance and treatment of wastewater for its regional members.

General EAJSA business and administrative tasks are handled by the Executive Secretary. The Pretreatment Manager handles all facets of the Environmental Protection Agency mandated IPP for the EAJSA.

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JANUARY 19, 2021 BOARD MEETING NOTICE

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, the Easton Area Joint Sewer Authority (the “Authority”) Board meeting scheduled for Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at 6:00 PM, will now be held via video and audio advanced communication using the ZOOM internet application or telephone option, and will not be held in-person at the Palmer Library. (See Zoom invite below).

The meeting is open to the public. Public participation at the meeting is welcomed.

Please click the links below for the full meeting notice, zoom/telephone invitation, and agenda.

January 2021 Meeting Notice

January 2021 Zoom Invite

January 2021 Agenda

THE “RAGS” WON’T PASS, BUT THE COSTS WILL

When it comes to “rags” and the sewer system, they don’t mix! They are small, but mighty, and can cause very costly damage to wastewater equipment. The consequences of the damages and repairs will be reflected in your sewer rates.

The reality of what happens when wipes/”rags” are flushed…

Click here to read!

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