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Brokenstraw Valley Area (sewer) Authority

Pleasant Township directs residents connected to the Brokenstraw Valley sewer system to the Brokenstraw Valley Area Authority at 814-802-3057. Confirm the provider for your property before requesting service.

Census ID 156347 · Census county field: Warren · Functioning in the 2025 inventory
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Brokenstraw Valley Area Authority

Pleasant Township publishes this number for the Brokenstraw Valley Area Authority. It is not the township office number or a named official’s direct line.

Pleasant Township sewer department ↗ · Source checked
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Listed as functioning in 2025.

The Census ACTIVE field is Y for this record.

Census ID
156347
Record type
Special district government
Classification
Special district
Census function
Sewerage (80)
Status
Functioning
2025 Census snapshot

Reported contact and location fields

Reported mailing address770 ROUSE AVE · YOUNGSVILLE, PA · 16371-1606
Reported contact roleOffice Manager

A role label, not a verified person’s name.

Census county fieldWarren

These are inventory fields, not newly verified office contacts. A county field or mailing address does not establish the exact service boundary.

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Brokenstraw Valley Area (sewer) Authority, PA — Public Resources

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