Ocean County Utilities

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501 Hickory Ln
Bayville, NJ 08721
+1 (732) 269-4500
http://ocua.com

Ocean County Utilities Authority, based in Bayville, NJ, operates a central plant that collects and treats wastewater from numerous Ocean County municipalities and five towns from the Manasquan River Regional Sewerage Authority.

With a total combined capacity of 80 million gallons per day, including domestic septage, OCUA also manages two other treatment plants in Brick Township and the Cedar Run section of Stafford Township, along with an extensive collection system consisting of 40 pumping stations, 200 miles of force main lines, and three ocean outfall lines.

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