Public Works

On May 23, the City’s contractor, Southcentral Construction, began construction on a sewer and water infrastructure improvement project on E Bunnell Avenue, Charles Way, and Allen Way. The primary purpose of this project is to connect properties currently unserved by City water and sewer in Old Town to vital water and sewer system services. These improvements are part of a Special Assessment District initiated by property owners. They are being completed in partnership with the City, which will pay a premium assessment to extend services to Bishop’s Beach Park.

The City’s contractor, Southcentral Construction, began construction on a sewer and water infrastructure improvement project on E Bunnell Avenue, Charles Way, and Allen Way on May 23. The primary purpose of this project is to connect properties currently unserved by City water and sewer in Old Town to vital water and sewer system services. These improvements are part of a Special Assessment District initiated by property owners and are being completed in partnership with the City, which will pay a premium assessment to extend services to Bishop’s Beach Park.

City of Homer, Public Works R.V. Dump Station is OPEN!

This is a 24/7 Kiosk Pay Station. You can pay by CC or Cash.

Location of the Station is on the ocean side of the road, South East corner of Heath St. & Homer Bypass / Sterling Hwy.

Happy Camping!

Public Works 3575 Heath St.
Homer, AK
99603

Potable Water                 $5.00 per fill.
R.V. Station Dumping     $15.00 per dumping

City of Homer, Public Works R.V. Dump Station is open. This is a 24/7 Kiosk Pay Station

Location of Pay Station is on the ocean side of the Homer Bypass / Sterling Hwy.

3575 Heath St.
Homer, AK
99603

Potable Water                 $5.00 per fill.
R.V. Station dumping     $15.00 per dumping

Stay tuned for Pavilion calendar.

Stay tuned for Pavilion calendar.

Stay tuned for Pavilion calendar.

Stay tuned for Pavilion calendar.

This climate risk assessment was a free  service provided by the Woodwell Climate Research Center for the Cities of Homer and Seldovia.  The report analyzes climate change related hazards that the southern Kenai Peninsula is likely to experience in the coming years. 

The report is intended to help our communities develop resiliency by providing data based forecasts of future climate change challenges.