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Happy Holidays from Midway Sewer! The District will be closed December 30th at 2:00 p.m. & December 31 – Closed for New Year’s Please use our pay-by-phone for payments. Please call 1-866-230-6476. Also you can pay online at our payment portal.
The District will be closed Monday, September 6th for Labor Day. The District will re-open at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 7th. Payments can be made anytime via our website www.midwaysewer.org, or our automated pay-by-phone system by calling 1-866-230-6476. For both options you will need your account number and the last payment amount (which is
Midway Sewer has 2 open positions for Wastewater operator at our treatment plant. Please go to About Us, and Employment Opportunities for the job listing as well as an application. Job posted 7/26/2021 & open until filled.
On 6/16/2021 Midway Sewer District Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) experienced a utility power upset from Puget Sound Energy. This dip in service power caused multiple pieces of equipment around the treatment plant to trip out and halted their operations. Two of those pieces of equipment were the Trickling Filter feed pumps, which handle all Primary
As of January 1st, our Burien customers will have a Utility Tax added to their account. The tax amount is 8.14%. This tax is collected by Midway Sewer & paid to the City of Burien. Questions regarding the assessment of the utility tax should be sent to the City of Burien.
Please use our website for payments, or call the District and use our pay-by-phone option for making payments during holidays & weekends.
We had a rate increase effective January 1, 2021. For our residential customers the bill amount increased from $58.00 per 60-day bill cycle, to $60.00. Our commercial customers increased from $.0387/c.f. to $.040/c.f. Our Des Moines & Kent customers continue to have a Franchise Fee added to their bill. Our Federal Way customers continue to have
9/14/2020 – The Midway Sewer District experienced a sewage pump station failure and untreated sewage flowed into the South Fork of McSorley Creek at the location of approximately Pacific Highway South and South 260th Street. The failure was repaired and cleanup efforts are underway. Water quality samples have been taken in the mouth of the
Midway Sewer District is taking all steps necessary to provide safe and reliable sewer service for the duration of this emergency. Our primary goal during this coronavirus / COVID-19 outbreak is to ensure continuity of service, including safe sewer operations, inspections, critical maintenance, finances, and customer services. Current data suggests that standard municipal wastewater treatment
Please dispose of wipes in the garbage. “Flushable and disposable” wipes (including baby wipes, disinfecting “pop up” wipes, paper towels, and even small makeup remover wipes) are the #1 cause of a clogged sewer pipe. If you own your home, the cost of repairing a clogged sewer is yours, not the District. Please see our article