The Lancaster Area Sewer Authority (or LASA) is a municipal authority organized in 1965 under the Pennsylvania Municipality Authorities Act of 1945.

Report a Problem / Emergency Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:30 pm – Call 717-299-4843, select Option 3Evenings, Weekends, and Holidays – Call the Communication Center 717-207-9022You can also fill in the form below to report a problem. We will respond as soon as we can during open business hours.

If you do not wish to setup an online account to make your payment, you may make a payment through our “Quick Payment” link. You will need your nine-digit LASA sewer account number and a credit card. Click the link below. Quick Payment. By Mail. You can mail your payment to the address listed below.

Job Openings We are seeking candidates for the position(s) shown below. Click on the link to access a detailed job description and additional information about the position.A pre-employment medical exam and drug test are required. We offer competitive wages and an excellent benefit package.Apply at or mail resume to HR Manager, Lancaster Area Sewer Authority,

The LASA Board is a voluntary group with each member appointed by the municipality they represent. The Board is the governing body of the Authority. They are empowered to adopt resolutions, establish policy, and set rates to ensure the financial integrity of the Authority.

Lancaster Area Sewer Authority (LASA) Earns Safety Award The Lancaster Area Sewer Authority (LASA) was recently honored by the Pennsylvania Water Environment Association (PWEA) for its outstanding safety program.

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LASA only handles sanitary sewer. Rainwater runoff should flow into the storm sewer. I get water in my basement, can I use a sump pump to pump the water into my sewer line?

2024年6月1日 · Tapping fees not paid by June 1, 2024, will be charged at the new rates. Existing LASA sewer permits that have already been paid for will remain valid. The fee for reservation of capacity will increase on June 1, 2024 as well. The new fees to reserve capacity for one year will be as follows: Residential. $175.00 per EDU. Commercial

Wastewater Treatment The Authority owns and operates two water resource recovery facilities.Blue Rock Water Resource Recovery Facility This facility has a design capacity of treating 15 million gallons of wastewater per day. The facility utilizes preliminary, primary, and secondary treatment processes to achieve compliance with its National Pollution Discharge …