MTMUA History The Mantua Township Municipal Utilities Authority was created by an ordinance adopted in 1973 by the Township of Mantua under the Laws of New Jersey, P.L. 1957, Chapter 183, page 634, Section 1 (Chapter 14B of Title 40 of the Revised Statutes of New Jersey). The potable Water System consist of 4 wells … Read more
It’s the Law! Call Before You Dig! Please call this number for Utility Mark-outs before doing any digging or repair work on your property. 1-800-272-1000
Water Samples Water Samples are randomly taken throughout the Township each month and are required by the State of New Jersey. If you wish to have a sample taken from your home, call the office at 468-1111 and an appointment will be set up. The MUA crewmember doing this sampling will have identification and if … Read more
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Flushing of Fire Hydrants Fall Flushing of Hydrants will start Sunday, September25th thru Friday, October 7th, 2022 during the hours of 6:00PM – 6:00AM and/or 9:00AM – 3:00PM (weather permitting). During these dates & times, there may be a drop in water pressure and/or a slight discoloration of your water. If discolored water occurs, run … Read more
Typical Residential Meter – ARB Style Typical Residential Meter – ARB Style Leak Detector Indicator If this is moving in one direction only, there may be a leak in your home. Leak Detector Indicator If this is moving in one direction only, there may be a leak in your home. Register of Gallons Used Starting … Read more
Mandatory Water Restrictions Are Now in Effect N.J.D.E.P. WEBSITE All water users must restrict the use of nonessential water between the hours of 11 A.M. and 6 P.M. Nonessential water use such as lawn watering, pool filling, washing cars, trucks, boats, campers and other recreational vehicles shall be restricted during those hours. PLEASE CONSERVE WATER
Radio Reading for Meters If you haven’t already done it, Please have a Radio Read Meter installed at your home. The meter has an antenna which allows the meter reader to walk or ride by the residence to obtain the meter reading without coming inside the home. The installation takes approximately 30 minutes. (An adult … Read more
01. How Do I Check for Leaks? Dripping faucets, running toilets and outside hoses left running or dripping are found to be the most likely places that leaks are found. Large amounts of water can be lost thru leaks in the home. 02. How Do I Spot a Leaking Toilet? Toilets are sometimes called “silent” … Read more
How much Water do you use? Non Conserving Conserving Activities Shower (5 Minutes) Regular Showerhead 30 Gallons Low Flow shower head/ restrictor 15 Gallons Wet-down, rinse off 4 Gallons Toilet Flushing Conventional Toilet 5 – 7 Gallons per flush Ultra-Low Flush Toilet 1.6 Gallons Displacement Bag 4 – 6 Gallons Brushing Teeth Tap Running 10 … Read more