Minneapolis Department of Public Works

Public Works

350 South 5th Street
RM 127 City Hall
Minneapolis, MN 55415-1390

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- Availability of Salvaged Paving Bricks/Stones
- Fun Facts
- Traffic Count Management System
ACCESS Minneapolis
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Green Pages
- Green Fleets Policy
- Green Street Maintenance
- Green Traffic & Parking Initiatives
- Road Construction Practices
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Permits
- Business District Block Permits
- Commercial Vehicle Permits
- Construction Permits
- Critical Parking Permits
- Malls and Plazas Use Permits
- Non-Profit Organization Events
- Race and Parade Permits
- Requests for City of Minneapolis Lane Use
- Residential Block Permit: Conditions and Instructions
- Residential Block Permits
- Street Use Permits
- Use of City Property or Street / Object in Right of Way / Encroachment
- Utility Permits
- Water Permits
Sewer and Storm Drains
- City Sewer Maintenance
- General Sewer Questions
- Home Sewer Maintenance
- Reporting Public Sewer Problems
- Sewer Cleanouts
- Sewer Problems in the Home
- Sewer Repairs
Sidewalk Inspections
- Free Sand for Sidewalks
- Report Sidewalk Structural Issues
- Report Snow and Ice on a Sidewalk
- Sidewalk Assessments vs. Taxes
- Sidewalk Maintenance Policy
- Sidewalk Repair Options
- Sidewalk Specifications
- Ten-Year Sidewalk Inspection Cycle
Solid Waste and Recycling
Standard Specifications & Detail Plates
- Downloading Standard Specifications & Detail Plates and Disclaimer
- Plate Numbering Key
- public-works_bridges
- ROAD
- SEWR
- SPCL
- TRAF
- WATR
Storm and Surface Water Management
- Contact Information - Who to Call and When
- Catch Basin Stenciling
- NPDES Annual Report Documents
- Stormwater Tips:
- Maintenance and Operations
- Public Education and Outreach
- Best Management Practices Operation and Maintenance Forms
- Partnerships
- Programs and Policy
- Regulatory Controls and Enforcement
- Monitoring and Analysis
- Local Surface Water Management Plan
- Combined Sewer Overflow
- Stormwater Utility Fee
- Green Initiatives
- Classroom Resources
- Erosion and Sediment Control
- Flood Information
- Sewer System Overview
- Development and Re-development
Street Furniture Program
- Orientation
- Project Meetings & Events
- Submit Your Ideas
Street Lighting Policy and Information
- Minneapolis Proposes New Street Lighting Policy
- Report Street Light Issues
Street Sweeping
- Street Sweeping Frequently Asked Questions
- Street Sweeping Helps Protect Our Environment
- Street Sweeping Schedule Lookup
- Telephone Notifications for Upcoming Street Sweeping
Traffic
- Listen to or download audio files
- Report Potholes
- Request Speed Display Trailer
- Traffic Sign Issues
- Traffic Signal Issues
Transportation
- New Web Content -- CHANGE
- New Web Content -- CHANGE
- Speed Hump Policy
Transportation Planning and Engineering
- Monument Viewer
Utility Billing
Water Department
- Fun Facts About the Ultrafiltration Plant
- Minneapolis Water Facts
- Producing clean, safe drinking water for customers
- Report Water Issues
- Ultrafiltration Plant at Columbia Heights
- Water Conservation Resources
- Water main cleaning and lining
- Who gets Minneapolis tap water?
- Why the new water plant?

tapmpls Minneapolis tap water is clean, safe and less than half a penny per gallon. Find out more at Tap Minneapolis.

Water Conservation Resources

Money Saving Tips: Ways to Reduce Your Utility Bill
Install water efficient fixtures. Find products and learn more at the U.S. EPA’s WaterSense website.
Metropolitan Councils Water Conservation Tips and Practices
Use rain barrels to conserve drinking water and reduce storm runoff.
Review the Citys Water Supply Plan (pdf) (in Appendix E of the City’s comprehensive plan) to learn about the sustainability and reliability of the City’s drinking water supply.

Last updated Sep. 27, 2011

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