Two bills in the Massachusetts Legislature concern Frank King.King runs Action King Services in Lowell, Massachusetts, and is a former member of the board of directors of the National Association of Wastewater Technicians. His company handles domestic and commercial pumping, jetting and drain cleaning, and although it’s based in Lowell, it covers a 100-mile radius that takes technicians into Vermont and Maine for some clients.The bill that concerns him most is H146. Introduced on Jan. 23, it would create a statewide septic license. That doesn’t sound bad, except for a sentence that says a license could not be held by
Rules and Regs: Massachusetts Licensing Bills Draw Pumper’s Opposition
In this month’s regulations update, some homeowners in a small Wisconsin town pay for sewer despite working septic systems, and two proposed laws will make it harder for pumpers to maintain necessary licenses in Massachusetts
Jul 24, 2017
| by David Steinkraus |














