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Public Works operates and maintains the water treatment plant and 42.36 miles of water distribution lines, five water storage tanks, 22 water pressure reducing stations, and over 300 fire hydrants.

It is the goal of the City of Homer to provide every home and business in the city with access the all the information they will need to become prepared for any type of foreseeable emergency they could face.

The information on this webpage has been compiled to help answer questions that prospective entrepreneurs might have about starting a business in Homer and guide you to other resources at the local and state level.

Small business owners are a big reason why Homer has a healthy economy. The many locally-owned businesses in town also contribute to Homer’s unique and vibrant community character. Are there opportunities for new businesses in town? Of course! Why would you want to consider Homer as a place to start or relocate a business? Consider these reasons:

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The City's budget is a financial operating plan setting out anticipated revenue and expenditures for accomplishing a variety of public services.  The process of creating the budget is concerned with developing an acceptable mix or balance between costs and services.  It ultimately represents City Council decisions 

The Personnel Department provides the following services to the employees of the City of Homer: