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Engineering
The Engineering Division is responsible for the administration, planning, and design of all public works programs and projects in Town.
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Highway
The Highway Division has direct responsibility for maintenance and improvement of the Town roads, bridges, dams, storm drainage and related infrastructure.
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Trash & Recycling
Residents of South Kingstown have the option of contracting with a private hauler or taking their trash and recyclables to the Rose Hill Recycling-Transfer Station (RHRTS).
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Plastic Reduction Program
Information on the Plastic Reduction Ordinance that was adopted by the Town Council on June 25, 2018 and goes into effect on January 1, 2019.
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Wastewater
The Wastewater Division operates and maintains a regional wastewater treatment facility located on Westmoreland Street in Narragansett that services portions of South Kingstown and its regional partners, the Town of Narragansett and the University of Rhode Island.
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Schedule of Fees
Review the fees associated with services provided through the Public Services Department.
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On-Site Wastewater Management
The Public Services Department is charged with overseeing and enforcing the Town's mandatory septic system (ISDS) inspection program.
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Water Division
The South Kingstown Water Division provides water for the geographic area south of U.S. Route 1 from Green Hill to east Matunuck, in addition to the Perryville and Middlebridge areas of town.
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Stormwater & Soil Erosion
Know Where It Goes... Help keep our waters clean.
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South Kingstown Solar Consortium (SKSC)
South Kingstown Solar Consortium (SKSC) On-Site and Off-Site Solar Projects
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South Kingstown Community Electricity Announces Electricity Prices for Winter 2023-2024
The South Kingstown Community Electricity program is announcing new winter electricity supply prices to go into effect beginning with the November meter read. Read on... -
Important Information About Your Drinking Water
The South Kingstown - South Shore water system recently exceeded the Microbiological Maximum Contaminant Level Standard. Although this is not an emergency, as our customers, you have the right to know what happened and what we are doing to correct it. Read on...