Five wastewater facilities cited for missing reports

September 21, 2026

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Five wastewater facilities in significant non-compliance for failure to submit required discharge monitoring reports: Lunenberg Sewer Collection System, Groton Sewer Collection System, Alphagary Corporation, Ideal Concrete Block Co., and Ayer Transload Facility.¹ These administrative violations prevent EPA from verifying facility compliance with Clean Water Act permit limits.¹

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