City of Dickinson

The City of Dickinson is proud to present our Annual Water Quality Report, also known as the "Consumer Confidence Statement (CCR)". This report aims to inform our customers about the quality of their tap water and any potential health concerns related to identified contaminants. It also provides additional resources to help you make informed decisions about water consumption.

Our municipal water system met all Water Regulations in 2017. This report has been prepared according to recent amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act and includes terminology definitions, specific language requirements, water quality data (in Table I on the back page), and other educational information.

For questions or more information, please contact City Hall, c/o: Mr. Adam Ballesteros, Water Utility Manager, 99 2nd Street East, Dickinson, North Dakota 58601 or call 1-701-456-7779. You may also attend City Commission meetings held at City Hall on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month beginning at 4:30 pm.

We request large volume water customers to post copies of this statement in visible areas or distribute to tenants, residents, students, and/or employees. This allows water consumers who don't receive water bills to access this information, which is also available at www.dickinsongov.com. Non-English speakers needing translation assistance may contact us at the number listed above.

Since April 1, 2000, the Southwest Water Authority (SWA) has managed, operated, and maintained the Dickinson Water Treatment Plant, resulting in two reporting entities for 2017: SWA and the City of Dickinson. The city purchases water from SWA, which obtains water from Lake Sakakawea, a surface water source. The North Dakota Department of Health completed an assessment determining our water system is moderately susceptible to potential contaminant sources, but noted "historically, SWA has effectively treated this source water to meet drinking water standards." For more details, contact SWA at 1-701-225-9149.

1. When are City Council meetings? City Council meets in regular session the first and third Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall, 196 South Main Street.
2. How do I sign up for water/sewer service? To establish new service or transfer existing service, visit our water office at City Hall, 196 South Main Street. Questions? Contact the Water Office at (859) 873-5437.
3. How do I obtain property tax records? Contact the tax department at (859) 873-5184 or email pwilder@versaillesky.com or ghenderlight@versaillesky.com.
4. How do I apply for an Occupational Business License? Complete an application available from our Tax Department at (859) 873-5184 or download it from our website under the Taxes tab.
5. When is leaf collection? Leaf collection operates from October 1st through December 31st. There are no scheduled collection days for specific streets.
6. What are City Hall office hours? City Hall operates Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
7. Where can I obtain Building and Zoning permits? Permits are available from the Versailles-Woodford County-Midway Planning and Zoning Commission at (859) 873-8611.