News and Notices
Board Meeting Notices
Click Here for a the Regular Board Meeting Agenda for April 2024.
The meetings have been changed from the third Tuesday to the third Thursday of the month. The work session begins at 5:00PM with the regular monthly meeting to begin shortly thereafter.
Sewer Billing Rates
Our new sewer rate structure takes effect on 9/1/2023. Click Here for the Board Resolution passed on the 15th day of June, 2023.
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Our Facilities
The Clairton Waste Water Treatment Plant is located along North State Street in Clairton and discharges to Peters Creek. The plant is owned by the Clairton Municipal Authority and operates under NPDES Permit No. PA0026824. The existing WWTP process consists of preliminary screening, grit removal, comminutor, preaeration, primary settling, activated sludge, final clarifiers, and chlorine disinfection. The solids handling system consists of thickening, aerobic digestion, centrifuge dewatering, and ultimate disposal of the sludge at a landfill.
The upstream communities’ conveyance systems are owned and operated by each independent community. The upstream communities consist of the Borough of Jefferson Hills, the Township of South Park and the Peters Creek Sanitary Authority. The Peters Creek Sanitary Authority service area consists of customers located within the Borough of Finleyville, Nottingham, Peters, and Union Township. All flows from the upstream communities are classified as strictly sanitary.
Our History
The original facility was placed into operation on December 9, 1963, as a primary treatment plant capable of treating 2.0 MGD. In compliance with the Environmental Protection Agency’s requirements, the plant was subsequently upgraded to an activated sludge process capable of treating 6.0 MGD in order to serve the City of Clairton, the borough of Jefferson Hills, the Township of South Park, and the Peters Creek Sanitary Authority. The expanded plant was placed into operation on November 28, 1978.
Until recently, the City of Clairton owned and operated the collection and conveyance system and pump stations installed throughout the City. The Clairton Municipal Authority (CMA), who only owned the outfall structures located within the City of Clairton and the WWTP, recently took over the ownership and operation of the collection and conveyance system and pump stations in the City of Clairton. The CMA’s conveyance system is classified with sections as a Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) and sections of sanitary sewer (SSS). |
 Contact Us
1 North State Street
Clairton, PA 15025
Billing Dept 412-233-3180
Office 412-233-3246
Email: info@clairtonmunicipalauthority.org
 Pay Online!
For customers who wish to pay online, visit our secure payment portal at
https://clairton.authoritypay.com
Credit Cards Accepted:
Visa, MasterCard, Discover
CMA and Dollar Energy Hardship Program
The Clairton Municipal Authority Hardship Program, funded by the CMA and the City of Clairton, assists eligible CMA customers who are in threat of termination or who have had their water service disconnected as a result of non-paymnet of their sewage bills. For detailed information and guidelines, download CMA Hardship Program (pdf).
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