About BMMA

Serving our communities with reliable wastewater treatment

Berks-Montgomery Municipal Authority has provided reliable wastewater collection and treatment services to Douglass Township, Colebrookdale Township, and surrounding communities since 1961. Today, we serve over 4,700 customers through two treatment plants, nine pumping stations, and approximately 90 miles of collection lines.

Our History

  • 1957

    Douglass Township and Colebrookdale Township began planning for a wastewater collection and treatment facility to meet growing community needs.

  • 1961

    On November 3, 1961, Berks-Montgomery Municipal Authority was officially incorporated.

  • 1964

    The original sewer system was completed, consisting of two sewage treatment plants (Morysville and West Swamp Creek), two separate collection systems, and one pumping station.

  • 1988

    BMMA acquired the Borough of Bechtelsville collection system, expanding service to additional customers in the region.

  • 2007

    A pumping station and collection lines were constructed to bring sewer service to the Sassamansville community.

  • 2016

    Major upgrade completed at West Swamp Creek Treatment Plant, incorporating modern treatment technology and ensuring continued environmental compliance.

  • Today

    BMMA continues to invest in infrastructure improvements and system maintenance to ensure reliable service for our growing communities.

BMMA is governed by a six-member Board of Directors appointed by the townships we serve. Board members serve five-year terms and are responsible for setting policies, approving budgets, and ensuring the Authority fulfills its mission.

Board of Directors & Governance

Board Composition

Six Board Members:

David A. Biehl, Chairman

Gregory J. Rapp, Vice Chairman

Patrick R. Donovan, Secretary

George M. Moser, Assistant Secretary

Allen G. Stauffer, Treasurer

Sara E. Carpenter, Assistant Treasurer

Term Length: 5 years

Board Responsibilities:

• Set policies and strategic direction

• Approve annual budgets and rates

• Oversee system operations

• Ensure fiscal responsibility

• Represent customer interests

Public Meetings

BMMA Board meetings are open to the public. Members of the community are welcome to attend. Regular meetings are held at 4:00 PM on the 4th Monday of every month with a few exceptions.

Meeting Location:
136 Municipal Drive, Gilbertsville, PA 19525

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