The nation’s recognized leader in clean water issue advocacy elected to its Board of Directors OJ McFoy to represent its 2nd region that consists of New York, New Jersey, and Puerto Rico.
The Scajacquada Expressway is being closed again for approximately 4 weeks for the cleaning of Scajacquada Creek. This comes just months after the State Transportation Officials reopened the expressway from a two-year bridge replacement project. Sewer Authority...
Description The Willer Park Green Streets project involves several green infrastructure practices on William Street and at JFK and Pratt Willert community centers. On William Street, porous asphalt will be installed in the parking lane on the north side of the street,...
Description The Scajaquada Creek Shoreline Buffer and Wetland Restoration project involves the removal of historic contaminated sediment from the creek, the creation of a wetland area and an enhanced shoreline buffer with native plantings. This project extends from...
Buffalo plans to solve the problem of sewer pipe overflows during heavy rain storms. The city of Buffalo has a plan to get rid of over flows which occur when sewers overload in storms and dump into water ways. Sewer Authority General Manager Olulowole McFoy says the...
Construction to restore the area between Main Street and Elmwood Avenue began today. This project will help restore the Scajacquada Creek and its surrounding areas. Mayor Brown added “This important environmental project will enhance the visitor experience in Forest...
Developed to assist wastewater dischargers with requirements, for a short duration to our organization. This is for a one time discharge or a discharge period of less than one year. The program outlines the type of wastewater accepted, regulations and monitoring...
The program describes the regulations for waste-haulers and requirements to apply for a Trucker’s Discharge Permit. The procedures for discharging at the designated discharge locations and compliance monitoring for participants.
This program was developed to assist businesses and industries with the requirements to discharge wastewater into the local sewer system. Applying is the starting point in determining whether your business or industry is considered a Significant Industrial Use...
As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, Buffalo Sewer has reduced our onsite workforce to help flatten the curve, transitioning to a partial remote work status. We have prepared for this to minimize disruptions. Our top priority remains to protect public health by providing the critical service of clean and safe water.
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