Scott County Regional Sewer District

Based in Kentucky, The Louisville/Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District was formed to take over the operation and maintenance of Louisville's combined sanitary and storm sewer system and sanitary-only sewer system in 1946. Wastewater treatment was added with the construction of the Morris Forman plant in the late 1950s, the basic mission remained the same through the 1970s. The organization is responsible for a wastewater collection and treatment network, which continues to expand; comprehensive public storm water drainage system for most of Jefferson County, Ky.; operation and maintenance of the community's Ohio River flood protection system; Louisville/Jefferson County Information Consortium s computerized mapping and geographic information system; and several other programs, which include stream monitoring and hazardous materials control, designed to protect and enhance the environment.

St. Joe Spencerville District Sewer provides essential sewer services to the Spencerville district in Indiana, serving the local community with reliable utility solutions. As a dedicated utilities provider, they focus on efficiently managing the necessary infrastructure to maintain sanitation and public health standards. The company facilitates convenient bill payment options through the doxo platform, allowing customers to pay using various methods, including credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, or bank accounts. This partnership aims to streamline the billing process and enhance customer service by offering a secure and organized payment experience. Generated from the website