1. Introduction

   An On-Site Sewage Facility (OSSF) is a wastewater system that treats and disposes of sewage produced on the site location and has a daily usage of less than 5000 gallons.

2. General Information

   An On-Site Sewage Facility, commonly called a septic system, is a method of waste disposal that uses natural processes to treat and dispose of the wastewater generated in your home.

3. Septic Guidelines (PDF)

   View the Do's and Don'ts of septic systems.

4. The Regulations

   Septic regulations are put into place to protect you as the homeowner/occupant, your septic system, and the environment.

5. Forms

   Complete and submit OSSF permit forms and view water conservation tips.

6. OSSF & Mosquitoes (PDF)

   Find information about On-Site Sewage Facilities and mosquitoes.

7. FAQs (PDF)

   Find answers to the most commonly asked questions.