Brick Township Municipal Utilities Authority

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Brick Utilities Office Hours

Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm

Reservoir Hours

Winter Hours
November 1st - February 28th (29th)
Tuesday through Sunday
6:30am to 6:00pm

Summer Hours
March 1st - October 31st
Tuesday through Sunday
6:30am to 8:00pm

Job Postings

Customer Service Clerk

Meter Reader

Water Treatment Plant Operator

Fleet Maintenance Mechanic

Maintenance Mechanic

Laborer- Distribution Position

Public Notices

2024 RFQ for Consultants

BTMUA Tier 3 Violation Notice

2023 BTMUA Synopsis

2023 Junior Lien Supplemental Resolution No.13

2023 Public Meeting Schedule

2023 Consultants List Notice

NJDEP-Cedarwood Park Water Main Replacement

NJDEP-Water & Sewer Main Replacement on Alhama, Cadiz, Cartagena, Monterey & Valencia Drives

NJDEP-GAC Improvements at William Miller Jr Water TreatmentPlant

BTMUA Energy Savings Plan

Low Income Household Water Assistance

The Brick Township Municipal Utilities Authority is aware of a recent news article titled, “Phony ‘Utility Workers’ Have Been Going Door-to-Door in Brick, Police Say”.

Please be advised that ALL Brick Township MUA workers are issued and expected to carry ID cards identifying them as BTMUA personnel. If you did not schedule an appointment or request service, ask to see identification.

If you are still uncomfortable granting access to your home or property, you may call us at 732-458-7000 to verify the identity of the worker.

partner Brick Utilities encourages its customers to voluntarily conserve water where possible, especially outdoors for activies such as lawn and landscape watering and other water-dependent activities in and around the home.

Helpful water conservation tips are available at: http://www.nj.gov/dep/watersupply/conserve.htm or http://www.epa.gov/watersense

Reminder to Our Customers

DO NOT FLUSH DISPOSABLE WIPES DOWN THE TOILET

With the increased use of disposable wipes during this Coronavirus pandemic, we are reminding our customers to make sure you DO NOT flush wipes down the toilet. Disposable wipes, even those labeled as flushable, do not properly breakdown as toilet paper does in the sewer system. Flushing these wipes can potentially cause blockage of sewer lines and sewage pumps being clogged. This could result in sewage backing up into your home or spills to the environment, in addition to costly and time consuming repairs.

Please make sure disposable wipes are thrown IN THE TRASH and NOT flushed down the toilet.

BTMUA greatly appreciates your cooperation in maintaining a healthy sewer system for our community.