Mount Olive Township - Drinking Water, Pinecrest

Water, Wastewater Public Utility - Government owned and operated Est. Population Served: 1,151
Public Water System ID: NJ1427008
Associated Municipalities: Mount Olive Township
Drinking Water Sources: igneous and metamorphic rocks
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Water Bodies Where Treated Wastewater is Released: Not available.
https://www.mountolivetwpnj.org/water-and-sewer-department
Mt. Olive Township Water and Sewer Department owns, operates and maintains 10 municipal water systems with approximately 4700 service connections. In addition, the department owns and operates the Cloverhill and Wyndham Pointe wastewater treatment facilities in Flanders as well as three individual sanitary sewer collection systems located in both Flanders and Budd Lake. The department is responsible for maintaining the infrastructures as well as installing and servicing individual water meters.
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Met drinking water standards that protect against harmful bacteria
Yes
2023
Met primary drinking water standards
No
2023
Number of drinking water service lines reported to be of unknown composition
0
service lines
2023
Number of drinking water service lines reported to be made of lead
0
service lines
2023
Number of drinking water service lines reported to be made of or contain lead, including unknown
0
service lines
2023
Utility sampling round of residential drinking water did not equal or exceed EPA action levels for lead
Yes
2023
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