Logan Township Municipal Utilities Authority

This Authority maintains the public sewer and water service in Monroe Township. The Authority Business office is located at 372 South Main Street. We are open 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Monday through Friday. For billing call 856-629-1444 ; for service call 856-629-7586. If you are in need of EMERGENCY SERVICE AFTER BUSINESS HOURS OR ON WEEKENDS OR HOLIDAYS, PLEASE CALL 856-629-1444. We do have a 24 hour emergency service that will contact our employee on emergency duty. Our facilities, including our water supply, wells, tanks and lift stations have always been properly secured. In the event you see someone or something suspicious at any of our sites please contact the Authority Business Office at 856 ) 629-1444 or Monroe Township Police Department ( 856 ) 728-0800. All Authority Personnel have official picture identification badges reflecting their name, and the telephone number of our facility. Please call us if someone attempts to represent our agency and does not present the proper credential. There are no tax monies supporting the Authority. Its debt service and operational expenses must be paid by the revenue from customer service fees. For your information the Authority is governed by a five member Board. On an annual basis the Township Council appoints or reappoints a member to serve a five-year term. Our present Board members are: Mike Milam, Chairman ; Joseph DiLolle, Jr., Vice-Chairman ; Robert Simone, Assistant Treasurer ; Dominic Mercurio, Alternate Board Member, Nicholas Pileggi, Treasurer ; Hank Calloway, Secretary. Authority meetings are held the second Wednesday of each month at the Authority Office, and the PUBLIC IS WELCOME. Our Operations and Administrative Staff take pride in maintaining a safe, healthy water system and sewerage collection system. If you should have a water or sewer problem, please contact us immediately. Every effort will be made to remedy your problem as quickly as possible.

The Mount Laurel Township Municipal Utilities Authority provides essential water and wastewater services to nearly 18,000 customers, striving for 100% customer satisfaction with clean water and environmental quality. Committed to serving the community, the authority offers information on various services, including water quality and emergency notifications. The authority emphasizes the importance of protecting public water, reflecting New Jersey's tradition of government ownership and operation of utilities. Regular public meetings and transparency in operations underscore their dedication to maintaining water quality and addressing potential contaminants. Generated from the website