RB Satkowiak's City Sewer Cleaners Inc

Imagine waking up in your family farmhouse, the same one your great-grandfather built nearly a century ago, in a quiet Carrollton neighborhood that’s been home to generations. What used to be a community ballfield and open farmland has now become a noisy, dust-filled industrial dump site. RB Satkowiak City Sewer Cleaners claims this is “an industrial area,” but that’s not true. Their property sits directly among family homes and farms, in a regulated floodplain, where such operations should never have been approved. For years, they’ve used heavy equipment, bulldozers, dump trucks, and a gas-powered generator that runs day and night to pump water from a holding pond into the storm drain. That pond, full of stormwater runoff, has caused flooding issues, mosquito breeding, and raised groundwater that affects nearby crops and homes. They say they’ve never been in violation, but it’s only because no one’s enforcing the rules — the township and state keep passing the responsibility back and forth. Meanwhile, residents are stuck living with the noise, dust, and stench, wondering why they’re held to higher standards than a business that’s allowed to treat our neighborhood like an industrial yard. It’s not anti-business — it’s about accountability and fairness. We want our community back. Spend your money with companies that align with your values — not ones that use government bureaucracy as a tool to harm their neighbors.