Rostraver Township Sewage Authority

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1744 Rostraver Rd

Belle Vernon, PA 15012

+1 (724) 930-7667

http://rostraversewage.com

The Rostraver Township Sewage Authority (RTSA) is a municipal corporation in Belle Vernon, PA, dedicated to the collection, conveyance, and treatment of sanitary sewage flows generated by its customers. With a population of 11,634, RTSA serves 4,232 residential customers, 314 commercial customers, and 5 schools. Their sewer system consists of approximately 200 miles of PVC sewer pipe and 2,500 manholes, ensuring efficient and effective sewage management. The Pollock Run Water Pollution Control Plant, operated by RTSA, discharges into the Youghiogheny River, meeting all hydraulic and organic capacity requirements.

Established in 1963, RTSA operates under the Municipal Authorities Act of 1945 and is governed by a five-member board appointed by the Rostraver Township Commissioners. Over the years, RTSA has undertaken various projects to upgrade and expand its treatment plants and sewer systems, ensuring the proper disposal of sewage in compliance with environmental regulations. With a commitment to public health and the environment, RTSA continues to provide essential sewage services to the community, maintaining its operational efficiency and meeting the needs of its customers.

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