Penn Hills Water Pollution Control Department

Penn Hills Water Pollution Control Department Official page for the Municipality of Penn Hills Water Pollution Control Department. Storm sewer system is maintained by Penn Hills public works.

The Water Pollution Control Department is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the sewage treatment plants, pump stations, and sanitary trunk sewer and interceptor lines. Residents pay a separate sewer usage fee based on water usage, billed and collected by either Oakmont Water or Wilkinsburg Penn Joint Water Authority, whoever supplies the drinking water. PLEASE NOTE: This page is not

monitored 24 hours a day, please refer all questions, requests for service, and complaints to the phone number listed on this page, Facebook messages will not be responded to at this time. Visitors to the address listed on this page MUST make an appointment prior to arrival. Thank you.

09/29/2025
08/11/2025

Happy National 811 Day! Today is a reminder to call before you dig - for the safety of yourself and others.

Very Special Thanks to PH 227RQ and PH Code Enforcement!!
06/11/2025

Very Special Thanks to PH 227RQ and PH Code Enforcement!!

06/11/2025

MS4 Educational Article:

DON’T LET PESTICIDES BUG OUR WATERSHED

Improper usage, storage, and disposal of pesticides can have a
profound impact on our watershed.

11/28/2024

this holiday season! Fats, oils, and grease cause damage to pipes, so avoid disposing of them in the sink.



10/31/2024

🎃 Don’t let your pipes turn into a Halloween horror story! 🚫💀 Flushable wipes might sound safe, but they can cause some serious nightmares in the wastewater system. Remember, only the 3 Ps go down the drain: P*e, Poo, & Toilet Paper. 🚽🧻 Keep your plumbing scare-free this spooky season! Learn more: https://loom.ly/c_VR9EU

08/10/2024

🚨 Get Ready! 🚨
National Preparedness Month kicks off in less than one month, and it’s the perfect time to focus on being ready for any emergency. September is all about ensuring that we have the skills and knowledge to act swiftly and effectively when it matters most.
One crucial skill everyone should know is how to STOP THE BLEED®. Severe bleeding can happen in everyday situations, from accidents at home to incidents in public places. Knowing how to control bleeding can be the difference between life and death.
Here's how you can get involved starting now:
Find a Class: Begin planning and looking for any STOP THE BLEED® classes taking place during September. The Stop The Bleed Coalition will be holding a STOP THE BLEED® Trainathon for National Preparedness Month, and this is the perfect time to get trained!
Spread the Word: Share this vital information with family, friends, and your community. The more people who know how to stop the bleed, the safer our communities will be.
Get Equipped: The best thing to do is to have a STOP THE BLEED® Kit on hand. We have Department of Defense approved STOP THE BLEED® Kits available in our STOP THE BLEED® shop, click the link in our bio to visit. At a minimum, ensure you have a basic first aid kit that includes bleeding control supplies like gauze, bandages, and a tourniquet.
Throughout September, we’ll be sharing tips, resources, and stories to help you become more prepared. Together, we can make a difference and save lives.
Stay tuned and stay prepared!

08/09/2024

PWSA customers can get a $40 credit on their bill for installing a rain barrel to assist with storm runoff.

07/31/2024

Address

125 Sandy Creek Road
Verona, PA
15147

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 3:30pm
Thursday 7am - 3:30pm
Friday 7am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+14127982171

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