Zweckverband zur Abwasserbeseitigung am Tegernsee

The Abwasserverband Tegernseer Tal is a special-purpose association responsible for the wastewater disposal and treatment of the region around the Tegernsee. Founded in 1956, the association's central task is to protect the Tegernsee and its unique ecology. It operates an extensive network of sewage and rainwater canals as well as a wastewater treatment plant in Gmund to treat the wastewater of approximately 28,000 residents and 370,000 guests annually.

The main mission of the Abwasserverband is to keep the Tegernsee clean and preserve its ecology. This is achieved through efficient and environmentally friendly wastewater disposal. The association places great emphasis on competence, commitment and cooperation with citizens and companies in the association area.

• Wastewater disposal and treatment
• Advice and support on wastewater-related issues
• Planning and approval of construction projects

The Abwasserverband is committed to sustainable environmental practices by carrying out wastewater disposal at the highest level and continuously improving it. The operation of an extensive canal network and a modern wastewater treatment plant ensures that the water quality in the Tegernsee is maintained. The association works closely with local communities to ensure a healthy environment for future generations.

The Abwasserverband currently employs 19 people who are actively committed to fulfilling the tasks. Cooperation with the five member municipalities Bad Wiessee, Gmund, Kreuth, Rottach-Egern and Tegernsee is an important part of the association's work.

• 1 - https://www.azv-tegernsee.de
• 2 - https://www.azv-tegernsee.de/kontakt/
• 3 - https://www.azv-tegernsee.de/verband/
• 4 - https://www.azv-tegernsee.de/datenschutzerklaerung/
• 5 - https://verwaltungsportal.hessen.de/behoerde?org_id=L100042_63760