Local governments own and maintain wastewater collection systems. The collection systems convey flow to the HRSD regional collection system and treatment plants. Regional wastewater initiatives for Hampton Roads municipal utilities and the Hampton Roads Sanitation District (HRSD) are coordinated through the HRPDC Directors of Utilities Committee. Hampton Roads is served by separate sanitary sewer systems which means runoff from rainfall does not flow to the wastewater collection system. Localities have separate stormwater collection systems that convey flow to streams, rivers and the Chesapeake Bay.
The HRSD, in cooperation with the Hampton Roads localities, has developed an integrated plan to reduce sanitary sewer system overflows, to address regulatory and environmental obligations, and to protect the region's water resources. More information is available at the links below:
A Political Subdivision of the Commonwealth of Virginia
Facilities include the following:
1.Atlantic, Virginia Beach2.Army Base, Norfolk3.Virginia Initiative, Norfolk4.Nansemond, Suffolk5.Lawnes Point, Smithfield6.County of Surry7.Town of Surry8.Boat Harbor, Newport News9.James River, Newport News
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10.Williamsburg, James City County11.York River, York County12.West Point, King William County13.King William, King William County14.Central Middlesex, Middlesex County15.Urbanna, Middlesex County16.Onancock, Accomack County17.Nassawadox, Northampton County
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Areas outside of the service area use onsite septic systems.