Restoring our water for a healthier natural environment

Alexandria Lake Area Sanitary District is a regional sanitary sewer district. ALASD treats wastewater from Alexandria MN and surrounding areas.

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Annual Updates

This PDF provides customers with important information on system improvements, rate changes, and environmental initiatives.

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The mission of Alexandria Lake Area Sanitary District (ALASD) is to provide sustainable, cost-effective wastewater treatment management. We protect public health through a continuous long-range program of planning for the collection, treatment, and discharge of wastewater in the district.

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Public Hearing: 2027 Budget

Public Hearing on ALASD Budget FY2027 The Alexandria Lake Area Sanitary District (ALASD) will hold a public hearing ...
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Minnesota Wastewater Monitoring Program Recognition & Information

Left to Right: Troy Drewes, Plant Superintendent; Jolene Langner, Lab Technician; Jason Dahl, Lab & Date Systems Manager ...
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Three workers in safety gear install large black plastic sheeting over a sandy surface at a construction site, bordering an area with green vegetation, as part of preparations for constructing an Equalization Basin at the Water Resource Facility (WRF).

WRF Equalization Basin

The Contractor installed the sand liner base has begun the liner installation!
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