Transfer Station Schedule
(Closed Sundays)
- Mt. Olive Mon-Fri 7:30am-3pm; Sat 7:30am-11am
- Parsippany Mon-Fri 7am-3pm; Sat 7:30am-11am
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Morris County's
Environmental Resource
Welcome to the Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority's (MCMUA) website; MCMUA.com. The MCMUA Solid Waste Division implements recycling, solid and hazardous waste programs throughout Morris County. The MCMUA Water Division sells drinking water to several municipalities and water companies. The MCMUA is Morris County's environmental resource.
- Solid Waste
Recycling
Coordinating and running recycling programs throughout Morris County.
Garbage Disposal
Two transfer stations handle the disposal needs of Morris County.
Collection Service
Residential, commercial and institutional recycling pickup
Hazardous Waste
Managing household hazardous and eligible business waste.
Compost Providing compost and mulch made from Morris County's vegetative waste
Clean
Communities Anti-Litter Programs
Waste
Reduction Reuse
Solid Waste
Planning Facility Inclusions
Municipalities Town Information - Water
Water System
Wholesale drinking water provider.
Water Quality Keeping our watershed clean - Read drinking water quality reports.
Conservation Saving water because it is a valuable resource in so many ways.
Education Resources to help learn about water and how to use it wisely.
Open Space MCMUA working with Morris County to preserve open space - About the MCMUA
Contacts
MCMUA board members, staff and more
Directions
Maps, locations and directions to MCMUA facilities
Public Disclosure
Information for the public we serve
Bids/Notices
Public Notices, Bids, RFPs, Quotes
Morris County
Municipal Utilties Authority
Transfer Station Schedule
(Closed Sundays)
- Mt. Olive Mon-Fri 7:30am-3pm; Sat 7:30am-11am
- Parsippany Mon-Fri 7am-3pm; Sat 7:30am-11am
MCMUA Water Division
The Water Division of the MCMUA has been providing high quality potable water to portions of Morris County since 1958. The MCMUA has developed a complex system of wells, pumps, tanks, and pipelines to deliver water from underground aquifers to its wholesale customers. The MCMUA is a bulk water provider, meaning it supplies water to municipalities and other local water companies and they pipe the water directly to Morris County residents and businesses. Indirectly, the MCMUA serves approximately 35,000 people or 8% of Morris County. All MCMUA water emanates from underground aquifers located in Mount Olive and Randolph townships using wells, and then the water is pumped to the surface and distributed to the MCMUA's wholesale customers.
Who We Help and Serve
Towns and Government
Getting the water from the ground to the town...
Residents
We don't serve residents directly but help each other...
Businesses
We don't serve business directly but this may help...
Quick Links
- Potable Water System Regulations, Specifications and Rate Schedule
- Drought Information
- Water Quality Reports
- Water Service Areas and Infrastructure
- Water Education
- Water Conservation
- Water Planning and Open Space Management
Current Water Quality Reports
- MCMUA 2023 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report - Report includes results from water quality monitoring from the Morris County MUA for resuults from year 2022 for the year 2023.
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MCMUA's Service Line Inventory Form (DEP_10-S_00014)
@MCMUA News Via Twitter
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Water Information for Governments
- Water Quality Reports
- Application for Connection to MCMUA Water System (Microsoft Word document to fill out electronically and email)
- Application for Connection to MCMUA Water System (PDF to print and fill out by hand and physically mail)
- MCMUA "Wet-Tap" Connection Standards All “wet tap” connection made on a Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority (MCMUA) water main shall be authorized through an approved Application for Connection to MCMUA Water System issued by the MCMUA to a customer municipality or utility. The permit holder shall be responsible for the integrity of the connection in perpetuity and for any damage to MCMUA facilities during installation. The permit holder or its agent shall be responsible for securing any other permits required to perform the work, and for all labor, material and equipment necessary to install the connection.
Water Information for the Resident
The MCMUA does not sell water directly to individual residents, but wholesales it to other water purveyors. Anyone who has a question regarding his/her individual water bill should contact the company listed on the bill or the municipality where he/she resides.
The Southeast Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority (SMCMUA) is different from and is not associated with the MCMUA. The SMCMUA provides drinking water directly to customers in Morristown, Morris Township, Morris Plains and Hanover Township with some service in Mendham Township and Harding Township. Anyone who has questions about an SMCMUA-issued water bill may call SMCMUA customer service at 973-326-6880 or visit SMCMUA.org
Water Information for Business
- Water Quality Reports
- Application for Connection to MCMUA Water System (Microsoft Word document to fill out electronically and email)
- Application for Connection to MCMUA Water System (PDF to print and fill out by hand and physically mail)
- MCMUA "Wet-Tap" Connection Standards All “wet tap” connection made on a Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority (MCMUA) water main shall be authorized through an approved Application for Connection to MCMUA Water System issued by the MCMUA to a customer municipality or utility. The permit holder shall be responsible for the integrity of the connection in perpetuity and for any damage to MCMUA facilities during installation. The permit holder or its agent shall be responsible for securing any other permits required to perform the work, and for all labor, material and equipment necessary to install the connection.