A dwelling or non-dwelling that generates wastewater must have an onsite wastewater treatment (OWT) system that complies with Title 124 or be connected to a public sewer system or other wastewater works. In addition, only a properly certified professional may inspect, repair, pump or install an onsite septic system.
Any local requirements (city, county) are separate from and in addition to the requirements found in Title 124 that apply statewide. This information will help you to better understand the regulations and to make informed decisions about your onsite system and its proper operation.
Follow the links below for more detailed information
Registered Onsite Wastewater Treatment System (opens in new tab)
- Use this link to search private holding tanks, lagoons, mound systems, septic systems and alternative systems registered since 2004
- This search displays: System Number, Treatment Type, Owner, Location, City, County, Registration Date and Registered By
List of Onsite Wastewater Treatment Businesses (opens in new tab)
- Use this link to search businesses employing at least one Certified OWT Professional
- This search displays: Business Name, Certified Professionals and Business Location & Phone
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