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Newtown Bucks County Joint Municipal Authority
15 South Congress Street, Newtown PA 18940
PO Box 329, Newtown PA 18940
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Property owners can now receive quarterly sewer invoices by email instead of traditional paper mail. E-billing helps ensure your invoice arrives quickly and reduces the risk of delays or lost mail.
To enroll in e-billing, please contact the Authority office at (215) 968-4109. Staff will assist you with setting up email delivery for future invoices.
Please note: Only the property owner of record may enroll in e-billing. Sewer invoices are not issued directly to tenants.
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E-BILLING SIGNUP NOW AVAILABLE
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STATEMENT ON WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ,
March 17, 2025
The Newtown, Bucks County Joint Municipal Authority (Authority) has decided to halt all work on the proposed wastewater treatment facility.
The Authority had been actively pursuing construction of a brand-new state-of-the-art wastewater treatment facility on a 17.5-acre parcel between the Newtown Bypass and Lower Silver Lake Road.
Gaining control of spiraling sewer rate hikes was the impetus for the Authority’s pursuit of this project. After much research, the Authority board and its professionals envisioned construction of a new plant as the best means to prevent spiraling rate hikes levied by the Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority and the Philadelphia Water Department. As a customer of these entities, the Authority has no say about how often or how steep rate increases will be and therefore is forced to pass along higher rates to the Authority’s 9,000 customers.
However, the Authority, during its Tuesday, March 11 board meeting, voted to stop all work on the proposed project. The vote came on the heels of opposition from community members, as well as the Newtown Township Board of Supervisors.
At this juncture, the Authority has no plans to advance this project. In the interim, the Authority retains ownership of the land where the plant had been proposed and will keep the public apprised of any next steps or updates in that regard as they become available.
The Authority thanks the public, as well as our customers, for their interest and feedback as it relates to this project.
