Division of
Water & Air Quality

301 Lisle Industrial Ave
Lexington, KY 40511
Tel: (859) 425-2255
Fax: (859) 254-7787

Director:
Charles Martin

Email


Our Primary Links

Main Water & Air Quality Page

Sewer Line Maintenance

Fees/Rates

What Can I Pour Out?

Specific Prohibitions

Household Waste

Grease Interceptor Requirements

Industrial Pretreatment

Industrial Limitations

Pump Station Maintenance

Laboratory

Town Branch Plant

West Hickman Plant


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DIVISION OF
WATER & AIR QUALITY

The Division of Sanitary Sewers operates and maintains the government-owned sanitary sewerage system for the majority of Lexington-Fayette County. The system includes 72 pump stations, almost 1,400 miles of sewer line and two large sewage treatment plants -- Town Branch, off Old Frankfort Pike, and West Hickman, on Ashgrove Pike.


Sewers Emergencies
The Division of Sanitary Sewers maintains a 24-hour answering service for sanitary sewer calls, line stoppages, sewage back-ups, odor problems, etc. That number is (859) 425-2255 . After Hours, call (859) 425-2255 and Push 1.
Odor Issues
sanitary sewers truck We are diligently working to reduce and eliminate odors from our treatment facilities. Please call (859) 425-2255 to report odor complaints. If you are having problems with your sewer lines, you may be surprised to learn that the LFUCG crew will find the source of the problem by sending a tiny television camera down the nearest manhole, through the underground lines and then viewing the results on two television monitors inside the panel truck. Read more.
QUESTIONS AND COMPLAINTS

You can call LexCall at (859) 425-2255 for questions and complaints. For specific information, click on the links below.
INDUSTRY

Click on the links below for information on industrial and restaurant sewer requirements.
FACILITIES

Click on the links below for information on Sanitary Sewer facilities.
COLLECTION AND CONVEYANCE

Wastewater collection systems maintenance is responsible for all maintenance, cleaning, rehabilitation, and tap-on approvals for sewer lines within the Lexington-Fayette County service area. The system includes nearly 1,400 miles of sewer line and over 28,000 manholes.