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Combined/Sanitary Sewer Overflow Information
Combined sewer and sanitary sewer overflows are described as discharges from a sewer system which contains untreated or partially-treated sewage. Please click 'more' below to learn more about CSO and SSO discharges and what can make them occur.

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• SSO Policy & Clarification Statement PDF icon

• CSO/SSO Annual Report for 2006 PDF icon

• CSO/SSO Annual Report for 2005 PDF icon

• CSO/SSO Annual Report for 2004 PDF icon

• CSO/SSO Annual Report for 2002 and 2003 PDF icon

• CSO & SSO Annual Report - July 2000 - December 2001 PDF icon

• CSO/SSO Reporting Form DOC icon

• Contact Information PDF icon

• Act 451, Part 31, Section 3112a

• Act 451, Part 31, Section 3112c

• Combined Sewer Overflow and Sanitary Sewer Overflow System


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