City of Marysville Sanitary Sewer serves the city of Marysville, California. Sanitary Sewer services are owned and operated by the City of Marysville. Billing and payment services are performed by UMS.

The Sewer System is a collection system consisting of separate piping system for the City’s sanitary sewers and storm drains. The sewage collection and conveyance facilities include approximately 63 miles of main sewer lines and 6 pumping stations. The storm drain piping system includes approximately 27 miles of piping and 3 pump stations. The City currently operates a wastewater treatment facility, which will be closed and decommissioned as part of the 2012 Project.

The City is a historic Gold Rush-era community, incorporated in 1851 and one of the original Charter Cities of California. The City is situated near the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, at the confluence of the Yuba and Feather Rivers and has over 300 acres of parks and open space within the City’s approximate 3.2 square mile area. The City is strategically located 40 miles north of the state capitol of Sacramento, where Highway 70 and Highway 20 intersect, and is the county seat of Yuba County (the “County”). Commercial, agricultural, recreational, educational and industrial activities for the Yuba-Sutter area are centered around the City, giving rise to the nickname “Hub City.” The City has a small town atmosphere, boasting a population of 12,500 people, surrounded by a metropolitan population of 125,000 people.

Residents of Linda and Olivehurst: Please note, even though your mailing address may be for "Marysville, CA", your sewer services are not provided by the City of Marysville.