
Chester Water Authority
Public drinking water for western Delaware and southern Chester counties

Regional wastewater collection and treatment for Delaware County100 East Fifth Street, Chester, PA


DELCORA is the Delaware County Regional Water Quality Control Authority, a public wastewater agency that collects, conveys and treats sewage for residents and businesses in Delaware County. It works to prevent contamination of local streams, rivers and the general water supply, handling more than 100 million gallons of wastewater every day. The agency has provided this service for over three decades.
Residents can pay sewer bills, request certifications, report sewer emergencies or odor complaints, and reach customer service by phone. Its work includes combined sewer overflow planning, the Clean Creeks Program and a trucked waste disposal program. The administration building is on East Fifth Street in Chester, and the wastewater treatment plant is on West Front Street in Chester.

Public drinking water for western Delaware and southern Chester counties

Tree removal, trimming and storm response since 1954
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