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The Cumberland Storm Water Utility provides service to residents of the Town of Cumberland via the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) guidelines as mandated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Clean Water Act and the guidelines of the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM). 

 

The Cumberland Storm Water Utility Board is comprised of three citizen members.  The Board meetings are conducted on the third Wednesday of the month at 6 p.m. in the Cumberland Town Hall, and they are open to the public.  The Board is responsible for the financial oversight of the utility and reviews all requests for subdivision and commercial connections as well as operations and maintenance-related projects. The Board also oversees activities that serve to regulate discharges of prohibited non-storm water flows into the storm drain system, drainage improvements related to development of lands with the corporate boundaries, erosion and sediment control systems installed during new construction, and any other control measures required to preserve the drinking water quality of discharges to area streams.

 

John Mollencupp  serves as the Town of Cumberland’s Utility Director.   In this role, he oversees the sanitary, water, storm water utilities.  If you have questions on connecting into the Cumberland Storm Water Utility, please contact John Mollencupp  at 317-220-2799.

Monthly billing questions should be directed to the Billing Office at (317) 894-3580 for Town of Cumberland residents.

Monthly billing questions for GEM Sanitary should be directed to 317-894-6213.


 

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Through cooperation between the citizens in the community, local businesses and government, a collective approach will lead to cleaner surface waters for current and future generations to use.  If you have any questions or concerns or desire additional information on storm water issues visit the Cumberland Town Hall at 11501 E. Washington Street in Cumberland, Indiana or call Ben Lipps, Director of Public Works, at 317-894-6210.