Sarpy County & Cities Wastewater Agency

The Sarpy County and Cities Wastewater Agency is hiring a part-time Treasurer! Please view the job description and apply through the link below. https://lnkd.in/gvqnVixj

The Sarpy County and Cities Wastewater Agency Board meets at 4 pm on the 4th Wednesday of each month in the Sarpy County Boardroom in the Sarpy County Courthouse (1210 Golden Gate Dr. Papillion, NE 68046). The exceptions are November and December meetings as they fall during a Holiday week. Learn more about how to get involved with our organization at https://lnkd.in/gH9Zux27. . . . #SCCWWA #SarpyCountyandCitiesWastewaterAgency #SarpyCounty #Nebraska #UnifiedSouthernSarpyWastewaterProject #FirstFlush2024

Sarpy County is the fastest growing county in the state (20%) and well outpaces national growth (7%). To support that growth and expand the tax base, the county needs proper sewer infrastructure that will keep up with demand. We greatly appreciate the collaboration between Sarpy County and the Cities of Bellevue, Gretna, La Vista, Papillion and Springfield to get this project planned, started, and operating. Learn more about our organization at sccwwa.org. . . . #SCCWWA #SarpyCountyandCitiesWastewaterAgency #SarpyCounty #Nebraska #UnifiedSouthernSarpyWastewaterProject #FirstFlush2024

The Sarpy County and Cities Wastewater Agency is a collaboration to create the Unified Southern Sarpy Wastewater System, a requisite of economic development that will benefit the neighboring cities, the county and the State of Nebraska. Our team includes Sarpy County Commissioner & SCCWWA Chairman (Don Kelly), Mayor of Bellevue (Rusty Hike), Mayor of Gretna (Mike Evans), Mayor of La Vista (Doug Kindig), Mayor of Papillion (David Black), and Mayor of Springfield (Robert Rosalind). Learn more about the board members at www.sccwwa.org/our-team. . . . #SCCWWA #SarpyCountyandCitiesWastewaterAgency #SarpyCounty #Nebraska #UnifiedSouthernSarpyWastewaterProject #FirstFlush2024

Centralized systems are public sewer systems. They treat wastewater in a single, centralized location. Sewers collect municipal wastewater from homes, businesses, and industries and deliver it to a treatment plant for processing. After wastewater is treated, it is reused or discharged to surface water or ground water. It is necessary for development to have an efficient sewer system. The Unified Southern Sarpy Wastewater System is designed to address the inability for Sarpy County to grow. Learn more about wastewater at www.sccwwa.org/learn. . . . #SCCWWA #SarpyCountyandCitiesWastewaterAgency #SarpyCounty #Nebraska #UnifiedSouthernSarpyWastewaterProject #FirstFlush2024

The SCCWWA was formed in 2017, when Sarpy County and the cities of Bellevue, Gretna, La Vista, Papillion and Springfield approved an interlocal agreement to build the Unified Southern Sarpy Wastewater System, a sanitary sewer system to serve the southern portion of Sarpy County. In 2020, we collaborated with the City of Omaha. We signed an agreement with the City of Omaha in 2020 to treat the region’s wastewater. In 2022 we broke ground on the project. The first phase of the construction began to progress, building the 'backbone,' of the sewer system which will pave the way for development. The project continues to progress, with an estimated conclusion in 2024. We anticipate $3 billion in economic impact. Learn more about our organization at sccwwa.org. . . . #SCCWWA #SarpyCountyandCitiesWastewaterAgency #SarpyCounty #Nebraska #UnifiedSouthernSarpyWastewaterProject #FirstFlush2024

The Unified Southern Sarpy Wastewater System is estimated to generate $15.7 billion in tax revenue for the state of Nebraska, $37 billion dollars in net new spending, and $24 billion in new net earnings for the state of Nebraska, in addition to creating 4,700 + new jobs. Learn more about our organization at sccwwa.org. . . . #SCCWWA #SarpyCountyandCitiesWastewaterAgency #SarpyCounty #Nebraska #UnifiedSouthernSarpyWastewaterProject #FirstFlush2024

Right now, Sarpy County is cut in half by a ridgeline. Sarpy is the fastest growing county in the state (20%) and well outpaces national growth (7%). To support that growth and expand the tax base, the county needs proper sewer infrastructure that will keep up with demand. Development has been hindered due to a lack of a sewer system structure on the southern part of the ridgeline. The SCCWWA is developing that sewer system, which is called the Unified Southern Sarpy Wastewater System. We make sure that the sewer system going into the ground today will take care of you and your community tomorrow. Learn more about our organization at sccwwa.org. . . . #SCCWWA #SarpyCountyandCitiesWastewaterAgency #SarpyCounty #Nebraska #UnifiedSouthernSarpyWastewaterProject #FirstFlush2024