Manufacturers provide test results stating that flushable wipes are deemed “safe to flush” — however, there is evidence that supports the flushing of these wipes can increase the risk of clogged sewer lines and require pumping of septic tanks, more often these wipes survive the long and tortuous journey from homes through miles of sewer pipes, ending up at municipal sewage treatment plants. They clog giant pumps at the plants. Flushable wipes are the scourge of sewers and septic systems

Collections and Distribution continously work on keeping fire hydrants up-to-date with code

The Engineering/Construction Department is responsible for plan review and monitoring construction of new, existing water, sewer and reclaimed water projects within the Authority’s service area.

Seacoast staff will not call you for payment EVER. You will either receive a robocall or email for collection. If you receive a call from a phone number appearing to be from Seacoast do not make a payment, hang up and email kazulay@sua.com or call us at 561-627-2900 to verify the authenticity of the request. For further information on utility scams click this link to the FCC site.

Manufacturers provide test results stating that flushable wipes are deemed “safe to flush” — however, there is evidence that supports the flushing of these wipes can increase the risk of clogged sewer lines and require pumping of septic tanks, more often these wipes survive the long and tortuous journey from homes through miles of sewer pipes, ending up at municipal sewage treatment plants. They clog giant pumps at the plants. Flushable wipes are the scourge of sewers and septic systems

Collections and Distribution continously work on keeping fire hydrants up-to-date with code

For engineering submittals click below.

Seacoast staff will not call you for payment EVER. You will either receive a robocall or email for collection. If you receive a call from a phone number appearing to be from Seacoast do not make a payment, hang up and email kazulay@sua.com or call us at 561-627-2900 to verify the authenticity of the request. For further information on utility scams click this link to the FCC site.