Operations Technician – Water/Wastewater Recently graduated and looking to stay in the area in a stable professional career? Do you possess a trade skill and want a known schedule? Lycoming County Water and Sewer Authority is accepting applications for the position of Operations Technician. This is a full time, hourly position with excellent benefits and a set work schedule with no travel and...Read more

Lycoming County Water and Sewer Authority is accepting applications for an experienced Wastewater/Water Operator. Successful candidates will possess 5 years relevant experience in process operations with wastewater operator certification or the ability to obtain within two years based on current experience; strong mechanical/electrical aptitude and analytical/problem solving skills. Successful...Read more

LCWSA Systems – USER RATES 2022 RATE INCREASES Armstrong Sewer (042) - $70 per EDU 2021 – $70 per EDU 2022 – Increase to $75 per EDU MRSS Sewer (012) - $70 per EDU 2021 – $70 per EDU 2022 – Increase to $75 per EDU Limestone Water (071) – Tiered Rate Structure 2021 – Base Rate $150/Quarter – 2022 Increase to $160/Qtr Consumption Tiers – Each increase by 50c per 1,000 gallons NO RATE INCREASES...Read more

See the attached information regarding the 2020 and 2021 Regional Stormwater Management Program (SMP) for Duboistown and South Williamsport. Please feel free to contact LCWSA @ 570-546-8005 if you have questions about the SMP. Thank youRead more

The Regional Chesapeake Bay Pollution Reduction Plan (CBPRP) has been prepared by the Lycoming County Water and Sewer Authority (LCWSA) for the BOROUGH OF DUBOISTOWN and the BOROUGH OF SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT . This Regional CBPRP replaces and updates the CBPRPs prepared by each Borough and adopted in 2017. The Regional CBPRP is available via the LINKS BELOW or at the Borough Offices of South...Read more

Flushing is part of our Routine Maintenance Program. Fire hydrant flushing removes sediment from the water mains/pipes to maintain water quality, generates a turnover of water within the distribution system, and identifies adequate flow and pressure for fire protection. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Why is flushing necessary? Flushing water mains via fire hydrants is a standard practice in the water...Read more