Dear Property Owner, In October of 2022, the Dover Township Board of Supervisors and Dover Township Sewer Authority sent letters to all property owners along Route 74/Carlisle Road and Harmony Grove Road, North of the Borough Project area, to notify these property owners of the sanitary sewer and water upgrade/installation…
We are in the process of updating our utility billing software. Starting with the bills going out on December 1, 2020, you will be receiving a new style of bill. Your account number with Dover Township will be changing. Please make note of this new account number for all future…
Dispose of household products safely. Don’t pour solvents, pesticides, paint thinners, engine oil, or household cleaning products with hazardous chemicals down the drain or into a storm sewer. Take them to a recycling center or hazardous waste collection site. Cooking oils and grease should be collected in a container, covered,…
Sewage, also called wastewater, is the contaminated water from homes, schools, and businesses. It comes from toilets, showers, clothes washers, dishwashers, etc. The contaminants include fecal matter, urine, soaps, detergents, food particles, hair, rags, paper, toys, dead goldfish, and anything else that is disposed in a drain. A person creates…
Please provide Dover Township with your contact information, including your name, phone number and email address. If you are a property owner, but have tenants living in your home, please also provide us with your tenant’s contact information. If there is an emergency, we will make a public service announcement…
We accept check, cash and money order. Credit card payments can be made online via the website here (a nominal service fee will be applied to your bill). Payments can be made: Online By Credit Card (a 3% service fee will be charged.) To access your account online, you will need your…
Water and sewer bills are lienable items, and must remain in the property owner’s name, as they are ultimately financially responsible for the account. We can, however, send a copy of the bill to you as the tenant. Please contact our office if you are a tenant and would like…
Here a several things you can do to reduce your risk of sewer overflow: Do NOT pour grease, fats, and oils down your drain Do NOT use the sewer system as a means to dispose of food scraps. Do NOT use the toilet as a wastebasket. For more information, please…
Dover Township requires that Schedule 40 PVC be used for sewer laterals.
It starts at the property line or the first cleanout closest to the street.