About us
The Paducah McCracken Joint Sewer Agency (JSA) was formed on July 1,
1999, to take over the operation and maintenance of Paducah and McCracken
County’s combined sanitary and storm sewer system and sanitary-only
sewer system.
The JSA is responsible for a large wastewater collection and treatment
network, including:
- 280 miles of gravity sanitary sewer,
- 41 miles of combined storm and sanitary sewer,
- 37 miles of sanitary sewer force main and
- 6,800 manholes
- 30,000 sanitary laterals
- Paducah Wastewater Treatment Plant – 9 million gallon per day capacity
- Reidland Wastewater Treatment Plant – 1 million gallon per day capacity
- Woodlawn Wastewater Treatment Facility – 0.900 million gallon per day capacity
The JSA is a non-profit regional utility service. Our revenue comes
from wastewater treatment fees, plus charges for extending wastewater
lines and connecting new customers.
All of the agency's revenue is used for operation, maintenance and extension
and improvement of services.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The JSA is governed by a seven-member board. Three members are appointed by the Paducah City Commission, three members are appointed by the McCracken County Fiscal Court, with the final member selected jointly by both commissions. Members serve four-year overlapping terms and can be reappointed. The full Board meets once monthly on the fourth Thursday at 5 PM.
Contact Us
John Hodges, Executive Director
jhodges@jointsewer.com
Josh Webb, Engineering and Operations Director
jwebb@jointsewer.com
Amy Neihoff, Administration & Accounting Manager
aneihoff@jointsewer.com