SESD

The South Essex Sewerage District was established in 1925 to build, maintain and operate a sewerage system to collect, convey, treat and dispose of residential, commercial and industrial wastewater. The District currently serves approximately 180,000 people and businesses located in the geographical area that includes Beverly, Danvers, Marblehead, Peabody, Salem, a portion of the Town of Middleton, and a portion of the Town of Wenham. The District does not directly bill individual users. The District annually assesses its costs to the entities that are located within the District based on their use of District facilities as measured by wastewater flow in Millions of Gallons, and charging each community based on the costs of processing that flow... Our District facility is a secondary wastewater treatment plant designed to treat up to 29.7 million gallons per day (mgd). Treatment processes include pumping, screening, de-gritting, settling, biological treatment, disinfection, odor..

Also known as: South Essex Sewerage District

Primary location: Salem United States