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The Manheim Borough Authority (MBA) is a non-profit municipal authority providing public water supply and sanitary sewer service to 3,000 residents in Manhiem Borough, portions of Penn Township, and Rapho Township Lancaster County Pennsylvania.The MBA supplies public water service to approximately 3,000 customers. The MBA wastewater collection system serves almost 2,300 customers. Read More
PUBLIC NOTICE:
Monitoring Requirements for the 4th quarter of 2011 were not met.
(Please note that the 2012 rate schedule is based on a monthly billing cycle.)
WATER AND SEWER PAYMENTS
The Authority accepts the following payments in the office. Check, cash, money orders, MasterCard, and Discover, and American Express (Visa onlineonly). We also accept online payments with Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.
Office hours are Monday to Friday 8:00am to Noon and 12:30pm to 4:00pm. After hour drop box located on the High Street door of 18 E. High Street Manheim, PA 17545. Payments with check, cash and money orders are also received at Susquehanna Bank 2 Market Square Manheim, PA 17545
Click on credit card logos below to access our secure payment link to process your online payments today.
WATER SHUTOFF GUIDELINES
The guidelines are from the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC). The Manheim Borough Authority is not regulated by the (PUC).Read More...
The Authority adopted the "Responsible Utility Customer Protection Act" for its guidelines for water shutoffs and collections. Water Shutoff Guidelines
The American Society of Civil Engineers has cited the Manheim Borough Authority as a pioneer of introducing new water metering technology as part of the overall solution of raising PA's drinking water infrastructure grade.
Chesapeake Bay
Manheim Borough Authority was required by Department of Environmental Protection to upgrade it's wastewater treatment plant to meet the new standards for the Chesapeake Bay Strategy discharge limits. The project underway is not giving the Authority additional capacity at the plant, it is designed to reduce the nutrients discharged into the tributaries that supply the Chesapeake Bay. The Authority cost for this project is $11 million dollars, the Authority applied for a grants and received $4.3 million dollar from the H20 PA Act. Completion for construction is the spring of 2011.
Established by the General Assembly in July 2008, the H2O PA Act provides for single-year or multi-year grants. Projects that are eligible for H2O PA grants are those that involve the acquisition, construction, improvement, expansion or rehabilitation of all or part of a water supply, sewage disposal or storm water system. Construction on the project must have begun after Jan. 1, 2007.
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Chesapeake Bay Program information.Read More...
