About the Mahoning County Sanitary Engineering Department

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The Mahoning County
Sanitary Engineering Department

The Mahoning County Sanitary Engineering Department provides wastewater treatment services to over 40,000 customers in Mahoning County and a small portion of Trumbull County.

The department operates under the direction of the Sanitary Engineer and the supervision of the Mahoning County Board of Commissioners. MCSE derives operating revenues solely from user fees charged to customers.

The MCSE system comprises some 800 miles of sewer lines and Five wastewater treatment facilities. (By agreement with Mahoning County, the Youngstown Wastewater Treatment Plant services portions of Austintown and Boardman Township. Through a similar agreement, the Struthers Wastewater Treatment Plant services Poland Village, Poland Township and portions of Boardman and Springfield Townships.)

The Mahoning County Sanitary Engineering Department has a work force of employees dedicated to the daily operation and maintenance of your wastewater treatment system. Support for this effort is provided by employees performing administrative engineering, billing and general customer services.

A Letter From the Sanitary Engineer

Because wastewater treatment takes place largely out-of-sight, its importance is often overlooked.

Through the auspices of the Mahoning County commissioners, the Mahoning county Sanitary Engineering Department provides a service that is vital to you and your family's health, our area's economic well-being, and the environment we all share.

This web site contains important information about our operations.
To see a short slide show about the operations of our department click here.
If you have suggestions on how we can improve our service, or if you have additional questions, please call our offices M-F 8:00am to 4:00pm (330)793-5514.

Sincerely,

Joseph V. Warino, P.E.,P.S.

Mahoning County Sanitary Engineer

The Mission of the MCSE Department

To provide quality customer service
To promote public health, safety and the general welfare
To facilitate economic development
To support and strengthen individual and community self-reliance and responsibility
To serve as a model employer

Copyright & copy; 2005 Mahoning County Sanitary Engineering Department