The Oneonta Wastewater Treatment Plant is a critical environmental facility operated by the City of Oneonta’s Department of Engineering and Public Works. Dedicated to protecting the Susquehanna River and surrounding ecosystems, the plant provides advanced wastewater treatment services to the community. Through a system of mechanical, biological, and chemical processes, it ensures the safe and environmentally responsible disposal of residential and commercial wastewater. Designed to meet stringent state and federal environmental regulations, the facility plays a vital role in maintaining water quality and supporting public health.

In addition to its core function of wastewater treatment, the plant also focuses on energy efficiency and sustainability practices to reduce its environmental footprint. The operation reflects the city’s broader commitment to environmental stewardship and community well-being. The Oneonta Wastewater Treatment Plant may also collaborate with local schools and environmental programs to promote education on water conservation and pollution prevention.

Key Services:

– Municipal wastewater treatment
– Environmental quality monitoring and compliance
– Stormwater management support
– Sustainable practices in resource recovery
– Community education and outreach on environmental stewardship
– Protection of natural water sources and ecosystems