Endicott Waste Water Management
The Village of Endicott Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) serves the Village of Endicott, parts of the Town of Union, and parts of the Town of Vestal totaling approximately 35,000 users. The collection system between these 3 municipalities is about 160 miles long.
The WWTP began operation in 1966 and completed its’ latest revisions in 2002. The plant flow design is 10 million gallons per day (MGD) with an average flow of approximately 7.7 MGD. The WWTP discharges to the Susquehanna River and eventually the Chesapeake Bay. This has resulted in stricter monitoring and greater nutrient removal as a result.
The WWTP treats and recycles biosolids using an in-vessel composting system. The final product is then sold for soil amendment. The WWTP also takes in leaves and yard waste in the Fall from the 3 municipalities, and composts them. In the Spring and Summer the composted yard waste is given away for free onsite.
Leaf Mulch
Made from leaves collected around the village
Wood Chips
Made from tree and branches collected around the village