Industrial Pretreatment Program

Goodyear’s Industrial Pretreatment and F.O.G. Programs are designed to protect the sewer system and water reclamation plants from business waste pollution that may harm or pass through into the aquifer water recharge.

Learn more about the National Pretreatment Program on the EPA website.

Pretreatment for Industrial Users

(If your business makes something and produces wastewater)

Industries and Businesses discharging wastewater to the City of Goodyear water reclamation plant might need a permit.

Industrial Pretreatment Program Questionnaire For Commercial / Industrial Businesses

Contact Goodyear Developmental Services (DSD) for information.

Residential and Home Cooking Tips

Check out this video (from another municipality) and the information below to learn how to properly dispose of cooking grease at home.

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Test Your Knowledge

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All of these items clog pipes when disposed of improperly. These substances contribute to build up in the sanitary sewer system, constricting flow, which can result in smelly overflow discharges onto streets and costly sewer repairs to homeowner's.

What are Grease Traps & Interceptors?

Who is Required to Install a Grease Trap/Interceptor?

Toilet Flushing 101

Protect Your Pipes | Best Practices

Protect your pipes! Never dispose of cooking oil in your sink or garbage disposal.

FOG or Fats, Oil, & Grease is any substance that contributes to build up and constricts flow in the sanitary sewer system.

Each Thanksgiving season, you can dispose of your cooking oil (grease) in self-service bins located at the Goodyear Ballpark. Follow the City of Goodyear on social media for updates on upcoming FOG disposal events.

FOG (Fats, Oil, Grease) Best Practices

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