Oneida County Pollution Control is a division of the Oneida County government dedicated to protecting public health and preserving environmental quality through effective wastewater management and pollution mitigation strategies. As a vital component of the county’s infrastructure, the department oversees the collection, treatment, and disposal of wastewater for numerous municipalities and residents across the region. The facility operates a state-of-the-art Water Pollution Control Plant designed to comply with stringent state and federal standards, ensuring that treated effluent returned to the environment is safe and sustainable.

Notably, the organization engages in cooperative projects with local and regional stakeholders, including public education programs that promote environmental stewardship and pollution prevention. The department also enforces industrial pretreatment ordinances and provides technical support to local businesses to maintain compliance with environmental regulations. Its robust monitoring, testing, and reporting systems ensure transparency and accountability, reinforcing public trust in its services. With a focus on environmental responsibility and public safety, Oneida County Pollution Control plays a critical role in preserving the natural resources of Central New York.

Key Services:

– Wastewater collection and treatment
– Industrial pretreatment program oversight
– Sewer system maintenance and inspections
– Environmental compliance and reporting
– Public education on pollution prevention
– Water quality monitoring and analysis
– Emergency response for sewer-related incidents
– Collaborations with state and federal environmental agencies