Hanover Sewerage Authority

Hanover Sewerage Authority establishes new tiered industrial discharge permit rates for 2026. The Authority unanimously voted Tuesday to adopt a three-tiered fee schedule with toxicity cost charges of $93.49, $108.83, and $125.68 per point, effective December 1, 2025. A public hearing is set for

Hanover Sewerage Authority unanimously backs withdrawal of opposition to PFAS contamination settlement. The five-member board, led by Chairman Dennis Dittrick, approved withdrawal of its opposition to judicial consent orders between the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, the State,

Hanover Sewerage Authority names Deputy Director Nicholas Taricani as Executive Director, succeeding retiring Michael Wynne after 39 years of service. The board unanimously passed Resolutions 32-26 and 36-26 to appoint Taricani and recognize Wynne's retirement. Under Wynne's tenure, the facility

Hanover Sewerage Authority approves routine February bills. The five-member board unanimously approved bills totaling $591,534.05 across four funds: Revenue ($285,975.22), Plant Expansion ($32,614.31), Plan Review ($3,944.65), and Payroll ($268,999.87). The authority also unanimously approved

Hanover Sewerage Authority elected its 2026 leadership and adopted annual contracts at its February 25 meeting. Chairman Dennis Dittrick, Vice Chairman William Kuehner, and three other officers took office, with Michael C. Wynne designated as Executive Director and Purchasing Agent. The board