Camden County Utilities Authority(CCMUA)

Wastewater Public Utility - Government owned and operated Est. Population Served: 485,168

NJPDES Permit ID: NJ0026182

Associated Municipalities: Audubon Borough, Audubon Park Borough, Barrington Borough

Water Bodies Where Treated Wastewater is Released: Delaware River Zone 3

http://www.ccmua.org/

Jersey Water Works Collaborative Member

Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority is committed to protecting the environment, preventing pollution, being a responsible steward of our natural resources, continually exceeding the requirements of all regulatory obligations, and the continual improvement of the environmental management system to enhance environmental performance and improve the sustainability of our operations.
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What is the Condition of My System?

How Does My System Protect the Environment?

How Customer-Friendly is My System?

To What Extent Can Everyone in My Community Afford Utility Services?

Note: Not all measures have multiple data points.

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Annual residential cost/price of sewer services at 45,000 gallons of water consumption

Financial resilience measured as days cash on hand

Receives funding from NJ or federal infrastructure programs

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Annual amount of stormwater and sewage discharged by the combined sewer outfalls

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Annual amount of stormwater planned to be managed with green infrastructure by the CSO permittee

million gallons

Annual CSO volume reduction expected with the implementation of the Long Term Control Plan

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CSO permittee calls for customer assistance or rate affordability in the proposed Long Term Control Plan

CSO permittee considered climate change impacts in its proposed Long Term Control Plan

CSO permittee described some comments from the public in its proposed Long Term Control Plan

CSO permittee plans to use green infrastructure in the proposed Long Term Control Plan

Met NJ effluent discharge quality requirements

Minimum number of years required for completion of the CSO permittee's proposed Long Term Control Plan

Number of annual CSO events

Number of CSO outfalls

Percentage of CSO volume reduction expected with the implementation of the Long Term Control Plan

Percentage of energy used generated by renewable sources

The proposed Long Term Control Plan is readily available on the CSO permittee's website

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Has an online presence and makes contact information available online

Lists their governing body's members online

Number of clicks to reach financial information on website

Posts utility rates online

Regularly surveys their customers for service satisfaction

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Estimated 20th percentile income of the service area

Has residential customer assistance programs to address short-term water or wastewater affordability

Monthly residential cost/price of sewer services at 45,000 gallons of water consumption

Offers residential sewer service for essential demands at a special rate or with discounts

Percentage of households that may struggle to pay water and sewer utility bills

Poverty rate of the service area