If you are a dedicated, hardworking person that is interested in learning our operation and growing with us, we want to hear from you! Applicants with experience, or those willing to train and learn the position, will be considered. The Montgomery Township Municipal Sewer Authority (MTMSA) is seeking a candidate to fill the role of Junior Plant Operator (or Trainee). This full-time position...Read more

We have switched to a new billing system that allows the customers to access their account information. This is a NEW website and you must create a new login and password. Your old login and password will no longer work. 1. Click on the “Pay Your Bill” icon at the top of this screen. 2. Click on "Set Up Online Access" to create your new account 3. Find your Account Number and CID number from your...Read more

BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Supervisors of Montgomery Township recognizes the following holidays in 2021, at which time all Township employees, except sworn police officers, will be on holiday and the Township offices will be closed (see attachment for dates)Read more

In light of COVID-19, Montgomery Township has installed an outside drop-box for Business Tax, Real Estate Tax, and Sewer payments . The locked drop-box is located outside of the Police Department, and payments can be dropped off 24/7. Cash will not be accepted. THE BUILDING IS OPEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY DUE TO THE MOST RECENT GOVERNOR MANDATE. Sewer payments can also be mailed to : MTMSA PO Box 618...Read more

Based on numerous requests from our residents regarding lateral insurance for their homes, MTMSA has partnered with Service Line Warranties of America to provide customers information and options for lateral insurance. You should be receiving information on the program in the mail (see attached sample letter). This program is completely voluntary for homeowners. Details about the program can be...Read more

MTMSA is excited to be a participant providing data samples in the Biobot COVID-19 Study. This is a scientific study in collaboration with researchers at MIT, Harvard and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, working to map trends in COVID-19 across the US. This data is obtained through the sampling of wastewater where copies of the virus are detected as infected persons shed the virus into the...Read more