Minnesota septic permits are issued locally by 188 county, city and township SSTS programs, not by the state — though the MPCA licenses the businesses themselves statewide. Find your county for its permitting office, the rules that apply there, and 1,269 license-verified providers checked against MPCA SSTS license records.
1,303 MPCA-licensed pros tracked statewide
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County guides
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Counties with verified pros
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Full permit guides
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License-verified listings
Computed from what’s actually published — if coverage regresses, these numbers drop.
No county matches that search. Minnesota has 87 counties and every one is on this page — check the spelling.
Providers
Where the pros are in Minnesota.
Most people look by town rather than county. These are the Minnesota cities with the most listed businesses — each is the address the business gives in public records, not a claim about how far it will travel.
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Minnesota licenses every septic (SSTS) business statewide through the MPCA, but permits are issued locally: counties administer SSTS programs under the state rules (Minn. R. 7080–7083), and some cities and townships run their own — 188 local programs in all, with Ramsey County covered entirely by its city and township programs. County pages name the actual local program.
Every county above has its permitting authority and the rules that apply there. Verified provider listings are thinner: we only list a company once we’ve matched it to a current MPCA license, so many counties show none yet. We’d rather show the gap than pad the directory with names we haven’t checked. How we verify