Background and Aims: The existence of domestic waste that is not channeled properly to processing tanks, such as septic pliers and infiltration wells, will cause several health problems. This research aims to know the determinants of ownership of sewerage channels. Methods: This cross-sectional study involved 70 households in Tanjung Johor Village, Serving District, Jambi City, which was carried out in 2022. Variables were assessed using questionnaires and observation sheets. Data analysis used the Chi-Square test. Results: The results showed that most of the households did not have sewerage with a total of 57 families (81%), had less knowledge with a total of 55 families (79%), had a negative attitude a total of 41 families (59%), and 45 households (62%)) have low income. Based on the results of inferential statistical bivariate analysis, the results showed that there was a strong significant relationship between knowledge and the availability of sewerage (0.001), attitude and availability of sewerage (0.001), income and availability of sewerage (0.001) in Tanjug Johor Village. Conclusion: The research concludes that SPAL sewerage ownership is associated with good knowledge, a positive attitude, and high household income.