Selecteer een taal Spaans Mogelijk gemaakt door Main Navigation FAQs Frequently Asked Questions How does the District deal with odors from the plant? How does GLSD plan for how much wastewater it will treat? How does GLSD operate financially? What does “treatment” mean? How many commissioners oversee the GLSD and how are they determined? How has the Merrimack River improved? What reports were relied upon to move towards the creation of the Greater Lawrence Sanitary District? Is GLSD the only treatment plant on the Merrimack River and in Massachusetts? How much septage does the plant accept and treat? How much wastewater does the plant treat? What communities does the District serve? When did GLSD open its facility? What are biosolids? What are the benefits for GLSD and other wastewater treatment facilities to accept food waste in their anaerobic digesters which is called co-digestion? What are some of the environmental benefits of running a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) system? Is GLSD “net zero?” What is a Combined Sewer System (CSS)? Why does GLSD have Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) events even with millions invested in improvements? 240 Charles Street, North Andover, MA 01845-1649 (978) 685-1612 info@glsd.org Quick Links History News Tour FAQs Contact Us © 2021 Greater Lawrence Sanitary District. All rights reserved Website designed by MAYO Designs.

Selecteer een taal Spaans Mogelijk gemaakt door Main Navigation Administration Building, maintaining, and operating a system of sewage collection and disposal. The Greater Lawrence Sanitary District was established by Chapter 750 of the Massachusetts Acts of 1968 for the purpose of building, maintaining, and operating a system of sewage collection and disposal for the City of Lawrence, and the towns of Methuen, Andover, and North Andover. The District facilities have been operational since April 1977. The Town of Salem, New Hampshire joined the Greater Lawrence Sanitary District in the 1980s through enabling legislation, Chapter 387 Acts of 1982 and a written agreement. A Commission consisting of nine members (four from the City of Lawrence, two from the City of Methuen, one each from the towns of Andover and North Andover), and a ninth non-voting member from the Town of Salem, New Hampshire oversee the District. The Executive Director is appointed by the District Commission and implements decisions made by the Commission. The District employs approximately 40 people. Board of Commissioners Management Team Meetings & Agendas Budget Public Records Request For any requests for public records, please follow the guidelines provided by the Massachusetts Secretary of State’s office. Those guidelines can be accessed at the Secretary of State’s website. 240 Charles Street, North Andover, MA 01845-1649 (978) 685-1612 info@glsd.org Quick Links History News Tour FAQs Contact Us © 2021 Greater Lawrence Sanitary District. All rights reserved Website designed by MAYO Designs.