Massachusetts town profile
Quincy septic rules and Title 5 requirements
Quincy Health Department requires an annual permit for transport or removal of cesspool, septic-tank, grease-trap, and portable-sanitation contents.
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Verified from public official sources · July 21, 2026
- Pumping and records
- 14 days from pumping date (state baseline)
- Title 5 and inspections
- Local Title 5 construction/inspection process not verified in this source.
- Hauler permits
- Annual Quincy Health Department waste-removal/transport permit; septic/cesspool contents fee listed as $100/year.
- Published fees
- $100/year for cesspool/septic-tank/grease-trap/portable-sanitation contents transport/removal permit.
- Filing workflow
- Return the completed application and fee to Quincy Health Department, 440 East Squantum Street.
- Caveat or conflict
- This confirms a local hauler/waste permit, not the complete local Title 5 construction or inspection workflow.
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