Environmental Services
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Business Hazardous Waste
Find information on how to become a licensed hazardous waste generator, dispose of business waste, the Scott County VSQG program, and generator training seminars.
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Environmental Review
Environmental Reviews examine certain proposed projects to identify potential impacts so that damage to Minnesota's environmental resources can be avoided or minimized through modifications of the project.
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Household Hazardous Waste
Find information about Scott County's Household Hazardous Waste program, disposal information, and facility schedules.
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Natural Resources
The Natural Resources Program plans for the preservation, management, and protection of natural resources in Scott County.
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Recycling, Solid Waste, & Organics
Find information on city-sponsored recycling collections, the master recycler program and the disposal of different problem materials.
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Septic Systems
Find information on Scott County's septic loan program, commonly asked septic questions, as well as how to apply for a septic permit.
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Watershed Management
Watershed Management in Scott County is divided into four jurisdictions: Scott Watershed Management Organization is the largest and operated by the county. Scott County Vermillion Joint Powers, Lower Minnesota River Watershed District, and Prior Lake - Spring Lake Watershed District comprise the rest of Scott County's watershed management partners. All work together to improve water resources.
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Wells & Drinking Water
Drinking water is provided to Scott County residents from either a municipal water source or their own private well. Learn how municipal and private wells are maintained and how to ensure our drinking water stays clean.