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  1. questionHow can I use the city compost yard?
    The City of Sault Ste. Marie hosts a community compost pile where residents can dispose of their yard waste, and/or retrieve composted material for their gardens free of charge. The compost facility generally opens in May and closes in November each year. The exact dates depend on weather condi ...
  2. questionHow do I report that a streetlight is out?
    To report that a street light is out, call the City Engineering Department at (906) 632-5730 or email apatterson@sault.com. Some street lights are maintained directly by City crews; others are maintained by Cloverland Electric. Either way, once you report it to us, we will take care of any fur ...
  3. questionWhat types of inspections are required?
    Types of inspections depend on the work being performed. If the work will be covered up at some point, you will usually need a rough and final inspection. If you are not sure, please contact the Building Department at (906) 632-5700.
  4. questionHow do I get a street or alley vacated?
    The process for requesting the vacation of a street or alley begins when you file a vacation application. Vacation applications are reviewed by the Planning and Development Commission (PDC). The PDC makes a recommendation to the City Commission which has final approval authority. Applications ar ...
  5. questionWhat is the Waste Management pickup route?
    For a full depiction of Waste Management's pickup route please click on the attachment below. CONTACT INFORMATION Waste Management 711 W Spruce St. Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 (906) 635-5971
  6. questionTree roots appear to be clogging my sewer. Will you repair that for me?
    The sewer lateral that services your home is private property; therefore, it’s maintenance is a responsibility of the homeowner. If you are having sewer problems, it’s always a good idea to contact the Water Department first. They can inspect the City’s sewer main to insure tha ...