The Hermantown Public Works Department is responsible for the distribution of treated water and collection of sanitary sewer waste. The city purchases all drinkable water from the City of Duluth and the Western Lake Superior Sanitary District purifies sanitary sewer waste.
Current city water storage includes a 150,000 gallon elevated storage tank at Ugstad Road/Arrowhead Road and a 600,000 gallon elevated storage tank at Ugstad Road/Hwy 53. These two tanks have sufficient capacity to provide for two days of average daily demand if the city should lose its water supply.
The average water usage across the city system exceeds 400,000 gallons per day. The city’s current water system also includes 43 miles of water mains and 425 hydrants for fire control.
All as-built drawings involving the location and depth of city water and sewer mains are on file at the Public Works Department located at 4971 Lightning Drive.
Public Works Director Paul Senst and Hermantown’s Public Works team are responsible for leading the maintenance of city water and sewer mains, as well as Hermantown’s city-wide Stormwater Utility System. You can contact the Public Works Department at 218-729-3640.
Public Works Director
Stormwater Utility System
Paul Senst
(218) 729-3640
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