| Name | Term Ending | |
| Jeffrey Maze |
Chairman |
12/31/24 |
| Jack E. Erath |
Vice-Chairman |
12/31/26 |
| Kerien Fitzpatrick |
Secretary |
12/31/25 |
| Mark Piccirilli |
Treasurer |
12/31/28 |
|
Gordon Sheffer
|
Asst. Secretary/Treasurer
|
12/31/27 |
| Kathryn L. Johnston |
Solicitor 935 Commerce Street
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| Larson Design Group |
Engineer 3000 Westinghouse Drive, Suite 400 |
The Brighton Township Sewage Authority (BTSA) is comprised of five (5) members appointed by the Board of Supervisors to serve five (5) year terms. Meetings are held the the third Monday of the month at 7:00 PM in the Municipal Building. Please call the Authority Office (724) 774-4802 to confirm meeting dates and times as they are subject to change.
Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building, 1300 Brighton Road. The maintenance crew works Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and may be reached by phone at (724) 495-3108. Please note that employees are not always available in the garage to answer calls. Messages may be left with the administrative staff at the Municipal Building. Emergency calls after hours or on weekends and holidays should be made to the non-emergency police number (724) 774-1789. Calls will be forwarded to the proper contact.
When calling to report an emergency please provide the following information:
- Name of person calling;
- Phone number where you can be reached;
- Address of emergency; and
- Nature of emergency.
The BTSA was created by Township Ordinance in 1975 to provide public sewer service to Brighton Township. Construction of the sewer system was started in September of 1977 and by June of 1980 was almost totally utilized. In 1983 the two (2) community sewage systems known as Brighton Township Sanitary District No. 1 (Dawson Ridge) and Brighton Township Sanitary District No. 2 (Little Beaver) officially became part of the BTSA system. Although most of the township population is served by the BTSA, there are areas of the Township where public sewage is not available. Please contact the Municipal Building about procedures for obtaining a permit for a private on-lot sewage system.
BTSA does not operate a treatment facility. All flows are treated at the Vanport Township Municipal Authority or Beaver Borough Municipal Authority treatment plants. The Authority operates eight (8) major pumping stations to serve portions of the Township that are unable to flow by gravity. BTSA owns and maintains approximately 71 miles of sewer lines and over 1,800 manholes.
