Loading CLOSURE ALERT Most Scott County offices are closed November 25, 26 Read On... Create an Account - Increase your productivity, customize your experience, and engage in information you care about. Sign In Government Services Community Business How Do I... Search You Are Here: HomeHow Do I...Report a Concern Report a Concern This Report A Concern feature allows you send a question, concern, or comment you’d like addressed directly to you. However, please note that this feature should not be used for an emergency request – those are better directed to 911 for immediate assistance. Also, while requests submitted are regularly monitored, a response may not be available outside of regular County business hours (8 AM – 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday, except on posted holidays). We will be adding more categories to this feature soon, so check back often! Report a general concern. Report a traffic sign/signal problem. Report a pothole, road-kill, damaged mailbox. For concerns related to sewage, illegal dumping, hazardous waste, or illegal burning, please contact the Environmental Services Department. For concerns about noxious weeds or pests, please contact the Minnesota Department of Agriculture’s Arrest the Pest program. For erosion concerns, please contact Troy Kuphal with Scott Soil and Water Conservation District. To report illicit discharges, please contact Megan Tasca with the Scott County Highway Department. An illicit discharge is any discharge to the municipal storm sewer system that is not composed entirely of storm water. Waters used for firefighting operations are allowed. In addition, any discharges approved under a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit are allowed. Please note that MS4 permits also dictate who is responsible for investigating illicit discharge claims. The county is not always the authority. We may direct you to the appropriate authority in other local governments. For grading concerns, please contact Megan Tasca with the Scott County Highway Department. Please note that the county may direct you to the appropriate authority in other local governments if the area in question is not within the county’s jurisdiction. For concerns related to drainage, please contact Megan Tasca with Scott County Highway Department. Please note that there are multiple local government authorities that can be involved in resolving drainage alterations. The county may direct you to the appropriate authority in other local governments. Please also note that drainage alterations may be below the county’s permitting thresholds, which means resolution may require cooperation between all impacted parties or civil court involvement. Contact Apply For Find Report a Concern Search For Submit Recycle Household Hazardous Waste Volunteer in Your Community Notify Me® Pay Property Tax Report a Concern Delivering What Matters Get Involved Maps Contact Us Facebook Twitter YouTube LinkedIn Contact Scott County, MN Government Center 200 Fourth Avenue West Shakopee, MN 55379 Phone: 952-445-7750 FAQs Does Scott County offer internship opportunities? How can you sign up for CodeRED emergency alerts? Helpful Links 2021 Data Practices Manual Inventory of Not Public Data on Individuals Contact Us Accessibility Copyright Notices Transportation Sales Tax Enable Google Translate