The Albemarle County Service Authority (ACSA) CMOM Program is designed to efficiently manage, operate and maintain our sanitary sewer system. Covering more than 316 miles of sewer mains and multiple wastewater pump stations, the program ensures proactive wastewater management and helps prevent system failures. Through regular inspections, capacity assessments and preventive maintenance, ACSA’s CMOM Program protects public health and the environment while ensuring regulatory compliance.
Key initiatives include reducing infiltration and inflow (I&I), minimizing sewer overflows and conducting thorough sewer inspections. Additional programs such as the Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG) abatement are integral parts of ACSA’s approach to protect the sewer system. The CMOM Program also prioritizes preventive maintenance to extend the ACSA’s sewer infrastructure lifespan. By utilizing advanced technologies like CCTV sewer inspections and flow monitoring, ACSA can detect issues such as blockages, leaks and system degradation before they lead to costly repairs or service disruptions. This proactive approach helps reduce operational costs, prevent sewer backups and improve overall system reliability.
Learn more about how the CMOM Program supports long-term reliability and operational efficiency for our wastewater infrastructure by reading the full CMOM Program document below.