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Welcome to the Ligonier Township Municipal Authority.
Serving Ligonier Township and the surrounding Laurel Highlands with reliable public water and sewer service since 1950.

Our Office
Where to find us
The Ligonier Township Municipal Authority offices are located in the Ligonier Township Municipal Building, 2 miles north of Ligonier, PA on Route 711 in Oak Grove, Westmoreland County.
One Municipal Park Drive
Ligonier, PA 15658
Monday — Friday, 7:00 am to 3:30 pm
The LTMA office closes at lunch so our employees can take a lunch break.
*There is an after-hours payment drop box in the door of the main entrance of the Municipal Building.
Service Area
Water & sewer service areas
If you have any questions about service locations, please feel free to call us at 724-238-7464.
Public water service
- Darlington
- Clifford Estates
- Everview Estates
- Gravel Hill Road
- Hermitage Circle
- Hillside Avenue
- Millbank
- North Ligonier
- Oak Grove
- Park Plan
- Waterford
- Wilpen
- Oakwood Hills
Public sewer service
- Darlington
- Everview Estates
- Laughlintown
- Hermitage Circle
- Hillside Avenue
- Millbank
- North Ligonier
- Park Plan
- Oakwood Hills
- Ligonier East
System Status
All systems operating normally
Last updated: Tuesday, June 16, 2026
Questions
Common water and sewer questions
Find answers about billing, service starts and stops, permits, and state regulations.
Our Team
LTMA Employees
- Anthony Griffith (Griff)Manager
- Haidee StreetSecretary
- Heather FrayvoltSecretary
- Dale ShawleyOperator
- Ben FlowerOperator
- Tom GieseyOperator
- Jason MartinOperator
- Dilan ShipleyOperator
Governance
LTMA Board Members
The Authority is governed by an appointed board that sets policy, reviews rates, and oversees operations.
- Daniel WeimerChairman
Term exp. 12/31/2027
- Christopher LightVice Chairman
Term exp. 12/31/2026
- William StableinTreasurer
Term exp. 12/31/2030
- Daniel ResenicSecretary
Term exp. 12/31/2029
- John BeaufortBoard Member
Term exp. 12/31/2028
Timeline
From a reservoir to a regional system.
LTMA is appointed by, but operationally distinct from, the Ligonier Township Board of Supervisors. It is also separate from the Municipal Authority of Westmoreland County, which treats much of our sewage.
1950
Authority chartered
The Ligonier Township Municipal Authority is chartered on January 10, 1950, with an original board led by Chairman Robert J. Black.
1953
Reservoir construction begins
Engineered by Neilan Engineers of Somerset, PA, construction begins on a 17,000,000-gallon reservoir. Early treatment is disinfection of surface water.
1994
Slow sand filtration plant online
After the EPA Surface Water Treatment Rule takes effect, the Authority completes a slow sand filtration plant and builds a backup well in the State Game Lands.
1996
Waterford Waterworks transferred
The Township Supervisors transfer the Waterford Waterworks transmission mains, distribution lines, and well to LTMA.
2002
Sewer service consolidates
The Ligonier Township Sanitary Authority dissolves and its sewer collection facilities transfer to LTMA, serving Oakwood Hills and Park Plan north of Ligonier.
2012
Sewer system expansion
The sewer system expands to include Ligonier East and Laughlintown.
2014
Darlington plant opens
The Darlington wastewater treatment facility and collection system are constructed, serving the corridor along Darlington Road.
Now
What's next
The Township is planning a sewage collection and conveyance system to serve Oak Grove, Waterford, and Wilpen.
