ABOUT US
The Little Colorado Sanitary District proudly serves the community of Greer, located in the heart of Arizona’s breathtaking White Mountains. As the sole provider of wastewater collection and treatment services in the area, we are committed to protecting public health, safeguarding the environment, and ensuring the reliable operation of our sewer systems.
Our mission is to provide essential wastewater services that support the well-being of Greer’s residents, visitors, and the natural beauty that surrounds us.
WHO WE ARE
The Little Colorado Sanitary District is a special taxing district established under Title 48, Chapter 14 of the Arizona Revised Statutes. As a quasi-governmental public entity, we are dedicated to serving the Greer community by managing the area’s critical sewer infrastructure with a focus on sustainability, public health, and reliable service.
We proudly serve full-time residents, seasonal homeowners, and local businesses, always working to preserve the long-term health of the Greer watershed. Our decisions are guided by a locally elected board and shaped by the voices and needs of the people we serve.
OUR BOARD
The Little Colorado Sanitary District is governed by a five-member board elected by residents within the district. Board members serve staggered four-year terms and provide essential oversight on operations, service rates, infrastructure planning, and long-term sustainability.
Our board meetings are open to the public, and community participation is encouraged. Your input helps shape the future of our services and ensures we remain responsive to Greer’s unique needs
Board Chairman:
Mike Bragiel
Board Members:
Chris Cardella
Mike McCormick
Travis Merrill
Ron Marasco
District Operator:
Milt Nelson
The Little Colorado Sanitary District provides dependable wastewater and sewer services to properties within the district boundaries in Greer, Arizona. Our team is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and repair of the sewer system to ensure safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible wastewater management.
As sewer connection is mandatory within the district, we are committed to delivering the highest quality service that protects public health and preserves the natural surroundings we all treasure.
If you have questions about your sewer service, billing, new connections, or district operations, our team is here to help. We welcome your inquiries and feedback.
