The St. Augusta Fire Department wants to make sure they can find you if you call 911. Please make sure your address on your house is visible from the street. If your house is set way back from the road and/or in a rural area, please make sure your 911 sign is on the street and easy for them to locate. If you are not in a subdivision and you don’t have a 911 sign, please contact City Hall at (320) 654-0387.

“To continue the work of developing an inventory of the water service line materials on the system, the next phase of the process will involve onsite verifications. Moore Engineering is working to document these service line materials and you will see them throughout the City over the course of the next couple of weeks. A portion of their job includes a visual inspection of the service line as it enters the building.

If you prefer to complete this documentation yourself, you are still able to complete the online survey. Successful completion of the online survey will eliminate the need for someone to enter the building for documentation purposes. Click the link below to access the survey. It will take approximately 5 minutes and walk you through how to find your property’s water service pipe. You will need a coin, magnet, and smartphone. Please follow the directions in the survey for specifics.
www.mnwaterpipes.com

This inventory is part of a nationwide initiative and the Minnesota Department of Health requests that residents and property owners in the City of St. Augusta submit information on their water service pipe material. This initiative will allow water providers to document the presence of lead service pipes in their systems.

We appreciate your cooperation!”

Helping other is a privilege and an honor.  St. Augusta Fire and Rescue is hiring!  Come be a part of our team and make a difference in our community.  Please contact Chief Kramer for more information at (320) 293-5596.

St Augusta Comprehensive Plan  
Approved Plan Document

2024 Drinking Water Report