Application process and information about hauled domestic waste, such as septage, chemical toilet waste, and grease trap/interceptor waste.

Manatee County offers rebates for replacing older, high-flush toilets with water-saving models of 1.28 GPF or less. Eligible customers can receive $50–$100 rebates, with a maximum of two toilets per household, but must keep old toilets until applications are approved. After approval, disposal options include scheduled pickup, landfill drop-off, or free community cleanups.

Manatee County offers outdoor water conservation rebates to help property owners reduce water usage and save money.

The Industrial Pretreatment Program (IPP) is designed to protect our publicly owned treatment works' (POTW) infrastructure and staff by reducing conventional and toxic pollutant levels.

Commercial garbage services include garbage cans (with county-provided 96-gal cans and once-weekly pickups), dumpsters (various sizes, minimum weekly pickup), compactors, and roll-offs (next-day service with prior request). Additional services like extra lifts, gate service, roll-out service, bulk pickup, and commercial recycling are available, with no collection on major holidays.

How to contact Utilities

In 2016, Manatee County formally implemented a Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) Control Program.

Manatee County’s LCRR Service Line Inventory provides an interactive map and resources to help residents identify water service line materials and ensure compliance with federal lead and copper regulations.

Commercial deposits are required to set up a new commercial account.

Utility Records manages as-built drawings, processes public requests for utility information, and maintains an as-built repository to ensure access to accurate underground infrastructure records for residents, businesses, and the community.