Buffalo Sewer Authority

Buffalo Sewer Authority is a public benefit corporation located in Buffalo, New York. Established in 1935 as a New York State entity, the organization is dedicated to addressing wastewater management needs in the region. With approximately 225 employees, Buffalo Sewer Authority plays a vital role in ensuring the health and sanitation of the community. Buffalo Sewer Authority provides comprehensive sewage and wastewater treatment services. They are responsible for collecting, treating, and disposing of wastewater from a vast service area encompassing over 110 square miles. This area includes the City of Buffalo and portions of surrounding towns and villages in Erie County, serving a population of over 550,000. The organization is committed to maintaining a robust infrastructure, investing approximately $20 million annually in capital projects. Its annual operating budget stands at approximately $69.75 million. Buffalo Sewer Authority operates on a July to June fiscal year, ensuring efficient and timely management of its resources. For inquiries or further information, please visit Buffalo Sewer Authority's website at buffalosewer.org.