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Omaha, NE grease trap & interceptor requirements

Quoted from official source Last checked 2026-10-17. Report an error / rule changed

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From the official source(s) below, last checked 2026-10-17. Rules change; verify with your city.

Rules change; verify with your city. Summaries are plain-English restatements of the official source linked below; “Source says” shows the exact wording. Blank rows mean the sources we checked did not state that rule, not that there is no rule.

Required trap / interceptor type
Source says:
“Type I interceptor required for certain uses.”
Sizing rule
Source says:
“(gallons per minute) Maximum Grease Retention .”
Pumping / cleaning frequency
Pump at least every 30 days.
Source says
“Inside grease traps shall be cleaned as often as necessary but not less frequent than at least every 30 days.”
Permit required?Not stated in the sources we checked
Permit & program feesNot stated in the sources we checked
Inspections
Grease traps/interceptors are subject to inspection.
Source says
“The chief plumbing inspector will review the plans and menu to determine whether or not the facility will produce grease laden waste.”
Record keeping
Keep pumping and maintenance records (manifests/logs) available for inspection.
Source says
“User will maintain pumping records on file for three years.”
Pumper / hauler approvalNot stated in the sources we checked
Reporting portalNot stated in the sources we checked
Fines & penaltiesNot stated in the sources we checked
Program contactNot stated in the sources we checked

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