County invites residents to attend countywide Sewer Conversion Workshops

news release

The Indian River County Department of Utility Services (IRCDUS) is hosting a series of free public workshops throughout September to introduce the IRC Sewer Conversion Countywide Project and help residents understand upcoming sewer connection requirements, available financial assistance, and the benefits of connecting to centralized sewer service. The project focuses on areas within Indian River County where centralized sewer service is currently available.

Residents are encouraged to attend the workshop that best fits their schedule. Each meeting will include a presentation followed by a question-and-answer session with County staff and project representatives.

Workshop Schedule:

DateTimeLocation
Thursday, September 35:30 p.m.Indian River County Fairgrounds & Expo Center
Thursday, September 105:30 p.m.Intergenerational (iG) Center
Monday, September 145:30 p.m.North County Library
Tuesday, September 1510:30 a.m.Main Library
Tuesday, September 2210:30 a.m.Main Library
Thursday, September 245:30 p.m.Intergenerational (iG) Center
Tuesday, September 295:30 p.m.North County Library

Workshop Topics:

  • State legislation and sewer connection requirements
  • IRC Sewer Connection Assistance Program
  • Project costs and available funding opportunities
  • Property owner responsibilities
  • Project timeline
  • Live question-and-answer session with project staff

Connecting to centralized sewer service helps protect the Indian River Lagoon by reducing nutrient pollution, safeguards groundwater and drinking water resources, eliminates septic tank maintenance, and reduces the risk of costly septic system repairs or replacement.

For additional information, visit www.IRCS2SProgram.com, email IRCSewerConversionProject@IndianRiver.gov, and media inquiries can be directed to Angela Marzi, Utilities -Community Affairs manager, at Amarzi@indianriver.gov, 772-226-1832

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