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Washington County, Maryland, has announced the successful transfer of sewer flow from the Maugansville area to its own wastewater treatment plant. This significant operational shift, completed on August 4, 2025, marks the culmination of extensive planning and aims to improve wastewater service management within the county. Approximately 1,200 Maugansville residents are now directly served by Washington County’s wastewater system, transitioning from the City of Hagerstown’s treatment facility.
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As a direct consequence of this transition, residents of the Maugansville area will now be considered full-service Washington County customers. This means they will receive their sewer bills directly from the county government. This change also eliminates an administrative fee that was previously charged by the City of Hagerstown. The project, which involved a construction contract totaling $12.9 million, is a key step in modernizing and centralizing wastewater services for greater efficiency and better management across the county.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from Washington County
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