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GGSA accepts online payments.   https://ggsa.authoritypay.com/

Welcome to the GGSA Online Payment System, a fast, simple, and secure way to pay your sewage bill from the privacy of your own home. You will need your current sewage bill to register for the online service. Once you have registered, you have the ability to pay your sewage bill with a Visa, Master Card, Discover, American Express or debit card through the online payment system.   The payment will be posted to your account the next business day. Payment made on Friday evening will be posted the next business day (Monday.) The online payment system is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. However, from time to time we may need to take the system down for maintenance.

If your account is delinquent, you can pay your bill using the online system up to the time your account receives a shut-off notice. Customers that try to pay their bill online after their account is scheduled for shut-off (or has been shut-off) will need to contact GGSA. The customer service representative will then advise you of any additional fees that have been applied to the account. GGSA is not responsible if your account is disconnected due to failure to contact GGSA before making an online payment if your account has been issued a shut-off notice.

Effective January 1, 2022 the user rates for GGSA customers were increased to $8.50 per 1000 gallons of metered water, and a new system update fee of $3.00 per EDU per month with a maximum of $100.00 per month.

This increase was necessary due to needed repairs and improvements to the wastewater treatment plant and the collection sewer system.

Despite this increase, GGSA customers will continue to pay some of the lowest rates in the area.

If you wish to receive your bill via e-mail, instead of a paper bill, please e-mail your name, account number, sevice address, and e-mail address to info@ggsa.us.

You will then receive the e-mail bill the day paper bills are mailed.

Did you know that property damage resulting from sewage back-up into a home or business is essentially the responsiblity of the property owner and not the Greater Greensburg Sewage Authority.

For important infomation on sewer back-up liability and insurance, please see our General Information page.

In accordance with the Pennsylvania Right To Know Law the Greater Greensburg Sewage Authority has adopted a Right-to-Know Policy for Public Records. This policy and a Right-to-Know Request Form may be viewed at the Authority offices or at the links below.

The Greater Greensburg Sewage Authority is now offering Automatic Debiting, or ACH for the payment of your sewer bills. If you enroll, you will receive your regular bill notifying you of the amount due and the date in which it will be debited from your checking account.