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2022 Summer Employment

The Peters Township Sanitary Authority has an opening for the position of Grounds Maintenance Laborer.  This is a full time, seasonal position from May to September. Primary duties consist of grass cutting, trimming, painting, and similar duties.  Must be at least 17 years old and have a valid driver’s license. See link below for an Application or obtain at the Authority’s office.  Please submit completed application Enoch E. Jenkins, Authority Manager, via email ejenkins@ptsaonline.org or to PTSA 111 Bell Drive, McMurray PA 15317. Click here for Application.

Public Notice

PTSA Board Meetings will resume in-person as regularly scheduled effective June 10, 2020. Please see attached Public Notice for office guidelines.

Anyone interested in attending the Public Board Meetings is asked to contact our office twenty-four hours in advance and request to be added to the Meeting Agenda. This measure is for the Authority to ensure accommodations are sufficient to adhere to Covid-19 policies such as social distancing. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

The Peters Township Sanitary Authority, located in Washington County, Pennsylvania, is a municipal corporation organized under the provision of the Municipal Authorities Act of 1945 as amended.  The Sanitary Authority was incorporated by the Township on March 20, 1964, for the purpose of providing and maintaining a sanitary sewer collection, conveyance, and treatment systems for the western portion of Peters Township.  A second Authority, the Peters Creek Sanitary Authority, serves the eastern portion.  The Sanitary Authority’s corporate life is extended until August 1, 2050. 

The system provides service to approximately 6,000 customers.  The sewerage facilities are comprised of two treatment plants; the Brush Run Water Pollution Control Plant (BR WPCP) and the Donaldson Crossroads Water Pollution Control Plant (DC WPCP), eight pumping stations, and approximately 130 miles of sewer.

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