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Stoppages

Stoppages

- Report a sewer stoppage

Who should I call if my sewer is stopped up?
What stops up sewer lines the most?

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FOG (Fats, Oil and Grease) Program

What is FOG?
What makes up an Effective FOG Program for the City of Hampton?

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Overflows

- Report an overflow
- Report a sewer odor
- Report a problem with a manhole cover
- Request a clean-out cap

What causes the manhole to overflow?
Can I have an overflow from the sewer pipe in my yard?

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Cave-Ins

Wastewater Cave In

- Report a sewer cave-in

Who should I call to report a cave-in?
How do I know which type of cave-in to report?

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Sewer User Fee

Sewer User Fee

What is the Sewer User Fee and what is it used for?
Are there any exemptions to paying the Sewer User Fee?

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Sewer Mapping GIS

What is sewer mapping and why is the City doing it?
Are there any plans for future mapping of the sewer system?

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Did You Know?

Wastewater Operations is responsible for maintaining 600 miles of sewer lines in the City of Hampton.
Tree roots and grease are the major causes of stoppages in the sewer.
Any overflow or cave-in of the sewer system needs to be reported immediately for investigation and repair.

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