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During this unprecedented time, we recognize the impact the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is having on much of our daily lives. The health and safety of our employees, customers, and communities is always our top priority.
Commonwealth Wastewater wants to assure our customers and the communities we serve that we will continue our operations throughout the duration of this public health crisis. Our operations personnel will continue their work to keep the wastewater systems operating reliably and will be responsive to any service needs that may arise.
Any needs for service should be directed to us at 877-669-0786.
As this public health crisis continues to evolve, we will strive to keep our customers informed and work to be responsive to our customer’s and community’s needs.
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Did you know that, as a public uility, Commonwealth Wastewater is regulated by the Kentucky Public Utilities Commission on matters of tariff policy, service territory, and customer protection? Find out more about the KPSC by visiting psc.ky.gov.
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"Providing affordable wastewater service in communities where it is presently unavailable."
This is the mission of Commonwealth Wastewater. Our technology allows development to occur in locations where traditional sewer cannot exist due to financial, physical, or political constraints.
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We are more than a wastewater utility. We are a solutions company with the operational and regulatory expertise to navigate through all aspects of a project's watershed/wastewater design and development. Our associate design/engineering department has a national reputation for solving challenging sewer problems and completing projects on time and under budget. Our technology has provided solutions for a diverse range of projects, including:
• school systems
• mountain cabins
• lake homes
• state parks
• marinas
• campgrounds
• traditional subdivisions
• non-traditional (clustered smart growth) subdivisions
• commercial stripmalls
• restaurants
As a member of the Adenus Utilities Group, we take our leadership role seriously and are active in policy making within the agencies that regulate us and others like us. We support local industry groups, educational initiatives like the Center for Decentralized Wastewater Management at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, and the development of the level-5 RME Model as outlined by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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