Pay Your Sewer Bill
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Pay utility billEverything that goes down a drain in Tyrone has to be collected and cleaned before it reaches the river. That’s the Sewer Department — essential public-health infrastructure most residents never have to think about.
A sewage backup, overflow, or main problem after business hours? Call 911 — they’ll reach the on-call sewer operator right away.
Everything that goes down a drain in Tyrone is collected and cleaned at the Wastewater Treatment Plant before it reaches the river — essential public-health infrastructure most residents never have to think about. Here’s how to reach us and keep the system flowing.
Pay online through XpressBillPay or in person at the Borough office — and see the no-fee options.
Pay utility billGrease, wipes (even “flushable” ones), and paper products are the leading cause of backups. Keep them out of the drain and the system stays healthy.
Sewer guideBuilding, buying, or changing a sewer connection? Coordinate with the department first — we’ll walk you through what’s required.
How connections workThe Know Your Borough guide below explains how the Sewer Department operates day to day. Beneath it, the latest News & Updates show the Council decisions shaping it.
How wastewater is collected and treated at the plant before it returns to the Little Juniata River.
Read the guideCouncil approved the wastewater treatment plant's headworks analysis, an EPA-required study that accompanies each renewal of the plant's NPDES discharge permit.
Read article: Headworks analysis approved for the sewer plant’s permit renewalCouncil awarded the polyelectrolyte (polymer) supply for the wastewater treatment plant to the low bidder, Polydyne, Inc., at $2.25 per pound — below the $2.709 the Borough had been paying.
Read article: Council awards the sewer plant’s polymer supply to Polydyne, Inc.Resolution No. 2025-02 clears the Borough to apply for Commonwealth Financing Authority funding and authorizes officials to sign for a headworks upgrade at the Tyrone Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Read article: Council seeks state funding for a new headworks at the wastewater plantPay online or in person — no fee for cash or check at the office.