 Currently all sewage from the
Borough of Tinton Falls, the western portion of Neptune
Township and Wall Township flow to the Authority’s force
main by gravity. Avon by the Sea, Bradley Beach, Neptune
City, Ocean Grove and a portion of Neptune Township pump
their sewage to the Authority through a pump station.
The Authority currently operates two inlet facilities
and three parallel treatment trains (process units in
series) which provide the ability to distribute the flow
of sewage for the most efficient treatment.
A wastewater collection system,
utilizing both gravity flow and pump stations,
transports the sewage to the Authority’s regional
treatment plant. A combination of physical, chemical and
biological processes are employed to eliminate the
undesirable components contained within the wastewater.
The treatment processes employed
by the Authority include pre-treatment, primary
treatment, secondary treatment, disinfection, and sludge
digestion. |
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October 16, 2024
November 13, 2024 (2nd Wednesday)
December 18, 2024
January 15, 2025
(Re-Organization Meeting)
February 3, 2025
(Monday)
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 The Authority is a public body created pursuant to
chapter 138 of the laws of 1946 of the state of New Jersey.
The
Authority owns and operates an 8.5 M.G.D. secondary trickling filter
treatment facility with a stabilization pond as the polishing point
and BIOFOR® process before discharging a mile into the ocean via an
outfall pipe.
The treatment plant has a design
capacity of 8.5 million gallons of sewage per day and
the daily average in the past few years is million
gallons. The system also consists of a regional pumping
station, force main, ocean outfall, and trunk line.
Serving The Following Cities/Townships
Neptune Township -
Ocean
Grove -
Bradley Beach
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Avon by the Sea -
Neptune City -
Tinton Falls -
Wall Township
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Our Process
TNSA Staff