Stormwater
The City of Saint Peter’s Stormwater Utility is committed to the preservation and enhancement of citizens’ quality of life through water quality improvement, drainage infrastructure management, flood hazard minimizations, and public awareness.
Rain Barrel Rebate May 15th to July 15th
What is Stormwater:
Stormwater is water from rain or melting snow that does not soak into the ground. Instead, it flows from rooftops, across paved areas, and through sloped lawns. As stormwater moves across these surfaces, it can pick up and carry along pollutants such as yard and pet waste, sediment, chemicals, oil, grease, and other possible contaminants.
Stormwater Inspections/Permits
| Stormwater Collections |
| Stormwater Treatment |
| Standard Detail Plates |
| Illicit Discharge |
| Utility Billing Rates |
| Public Works - Contact Us |
Educational Materials
- Concrete Washout Brochure (PDF) Before you Dig! Call 811
- Erosion and Sediment Control Brochure (PDF)
- Hazardous Materials In Your Home Brochure (PDF)
- Leave it on the Lawn Brochure (PDF)
- Pet Waste Brochure (PDF)
- Rain Barrel Brochure (PDF)
- There's a Fish on my Street (PDF)
- Winter Stabilization Brochure (PDF)
- Phosphorus Runoff (PDF)
- Good Cleaning Practices - Auto Repair Industry (PDF)
- Minnesota River Is Closer Than You Think (PDF)
- Please Don't Feed the Storm Drain (PDF)
- Standard Detail Plates
- The Dirty Dozen - 12 Tips to Prevent Stormwater Pollution (PDF)
- Tips to Minimize Stormwater Pollution at Your Home
Online Resources
- Make the Water Connection: http://www.mnwaterconnection.com
- Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Stormwater Program
- Environmental Protection Agency Stormwater Program
- Minnesota Water—Lets Keep It Clean - Metro Watershed Partners
Stormwater Master Plan (PDF)
Emergency Response Procedures (PDF)
Report an Illicit Discharge: SaintPeterMS4@saintpetermn.gov
Public Works Building
405 West St. Julien Street
Saint Peter, MN 56082
(507) 934-0670
Hours: 7:00AM - 5:00PM (Monday - Friday)
