Windham County Septic

Ashford is a rural, wooded town on the western edge of Windham County. It has no municipal sewer system, so properties rely on septic.

Brooklyn is a rural town near the center of Windham County, with farmland and open countryside. Without a town-wide sewer system, residents rely on private septic.

Canterbury is a small, rural farming town in the southern part of the county. It has no municipal sewer, so nearly all properties use septic systems.

Chaplin is a small rural town along the county's western edge. It has no municipal sewer system, so homes here depend on septic.

Eastford is a small, lightly populated town in Windham County. With no town-wide sewer, every property here is on a private septic system.

Hampton is a small, rural town of farmland and open space in central Windham County. It has no municipal sewer, so residents rely on septic.

Pomfret is a rural town of farms, woodland, and open space in the county's northwest. There's no municipal sewer, so homes and businesses depend on septic systems.

Scotland is a small town in Windham County, rural and rooted in farming. There's no town-wide sewer, so all properties use private septic.

Sterling is a small rural town on Connecticut's eastern border with Rhode Island. There's no town-wide sewer here, so homes depend on private septic.

Thompson sits in the far northeast corner of Connecticut, a rural town made up of several small villages and farmland. It has no town-wide sewer, so properties here are almost entirely on septic.

Woodstock is a large, rural town of farmland and open country in the northwest corner of Windham County. It has no town-wide sewer system, so nearly every property here relies on a private septic system.

Killingly is centered on the sewered village of Danielson, with rural farmland around it. The village center is on public sewer, while the rural remainder relies on private septic.

Plainfield is a mix of sewered village centers — including Plainfield, Moosup, and Central Village — and rural countryside. Homes in the village cores are on public sewer; the rural remainder is on septic.

Putnam is a small town built around a compact, sewered downtown. The center is on public sewer, while outlying rural areas rely on septic.

Windham, which includes the city of Willimantic, is the county's most urban community, with a public sewer system serving its dense core. Because it's largely sewered rather than septic, it sits outside this directory's main service focus.