Parsippany-Troy Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant: Image Update
Parsippany-Troy Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant: Possible Future Configurations
The Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills owns and operates a 16 million gallon per day advanced wastewater treatment plant built in the early to mid 1970’s. This facility serves the wastewater treatment needs of Parsippany-Troy Hills, the Township of Montville, the Township of East Hanover, the Borough of Mountain Lakes and a portion of the Township of Denville. We currently treat approximately 13 million gallons per day, removing oil and grease, solid material, carbonaceous waste and ammonia.
Our treatment plant is the largest, both in Morris County and the watershed we discharge into and yet it is the earliest one constructed. Currently, our plant is undergoing a process upgrade which will take advantage of newer technology that will allow significantly lower operating costs while mothballing about one half of our current tankage. Nitrate and phosphorus will also be removed over and above the items currently treated. On the home page a power point presentation of how this is being accomplished is presented.
Customers who have problems with their sewer service can call our facility at any time to report the problem. A crew will be assigned to handle your concern. Please call (973) 428-7593 with any sewer related problems.