Event canceled Friday and Saturday night
Water Reclamation collects wastewater from residents, industries, stormwater and agriculture runoff. It then treats it for reuse in agriculture, irrigation, and industry.
Recycling helps preserve current water supplies, while helping to protect future availability and quality. The Safe Drinking Water and Clean Water acts guide our department’s work to protect the quality of community drinking water, lakes, and rivers, including the Big Sioux.
Sioux Falls manages stormwater runoff through thoughtful management practices.
We provide the rich Biosolids fertilizer left from wastewater cleaning to local farms.
A reminder that the only materials you should ever flush down a toilet are human waste and toilet paper.
How to contact us when water does not drain properly.
Make sure your sump discharge lines are directed to the storm water system (street gutters), into a sump pump collection system, or onto the lawn.
We treat domestic, industrial and commercial waste for the City of Sioux Falls and some nearby communities to remove and stabilize organic waste and prevent pollution in the Big Sioux River.
The Environmental Division monitors data to determine the safety of pretreatment processes.
Current Sanitary Sewer Availability Areas
Surface Water Discharge Permit
2002 Sanitary Sewer Collection Facilities Plan
2008 Water Reclamation Facility Master Plan
2012 Sioux Falls Regional Rate Report
2012 Sioux Falls Regional SDC Report
2014 Water Reclamation Collection System Study
2022 Annual Biosolids Report