Moa Point sewage treatment plant
Sewage is waste from all sinks, toilets, laundries, kitchens and bathrooms. This waste flows through a sewerage network of underground pipes and pumping stations to one of three treatment plants throughout the city.
The Council manages the sewerage network and performs regular maintenance, upgrade and renewal programmes.
If you have a drainage problem or need a repair, or want to apply for a drainage connection, go to:
Wastewater and Drainage
For Council policy and data on heavy rainwater discharges at Moa Point Wastewater Treatment Plant go to:
Heavy Rainfall Discharges
Monitoring and testing of stormwater is explained in:
Testing Schedule
To check the water quality at Wellington's beaches, see:
Bathing Water Quality - Greater Wellington Regional Council website
Sewerage Network Quick Facts
- 1,022km of pipes
- 62 pump stations
- 3 treatment plants
- 1 dewatering plant
- 24 million litres of sewage per year
- 58 years average age of network pipes
- $580 million replacement value
Related Links
Department Details:
Capacity Infrastructure Ltd
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