BMU is committed to providing drinking water that maximizes public health & minimizes potential health risks. To continue to protect public health to meet evolving EPA requirements, BMU will begin using monochloramine in the Fall of 2020. Read on...
A new electric vehicle (EV) charging spot (EV place to charge) is available to the public in the south parking lot of the City & County Government Center near the Downtown Brookings Business District. Read on...
The annual July 4th fireworks will blast off as planned for the Brookings community. Traditionally, this display is the finale for the Uncle Sam Jam festival at the Swiftel Center. However, due to COVID-19, all Uncle Sam Jam activities have been canceled. Read on...
The Hillcrest Aquatic Center, which usually opens after Memorial Day, will be closed for the 2020 summer season due to uncertainty surrounding COVID-19. Read on...
This joint decision was made due to the minimal number of cases of COVID-19 in Brookings County, the adoption of City Reopening Ordinance 20-007, and the Brookings County Commission’s action at their May 5, 2020 meeting. Read on...
The Brookings Public Arts Commission, in partnership with the City of Brookings, seeks an artist to develop, fabricate and install permanent outdoor artwork within the Bob Sheldon Baseball Field and the surrounding complex. Read on...
Starting approximately Monday, May 4th, the Contractor plans to close a segment of 17th Ave. S. between Blair Hill Cir. and Pebble Beach Dr. A segment of 17th Ave. S. will close for approximately 3-4 days to through traffic to install storm sewer pipe. Read on...
The City of Brookings has implemented a resource providing businesses and organizations within the community who have been deemed non-essential an option to have their essential/non-essential status re-evaluated. Read on...
The City of Brookings, Brookings County, and the South Dakota Department of Transportation will be releasing their informational web site to receive public input for the I-29 Exit 130 (20th Street South) Interchange project. Read on...
Starting approximately Monday, April 13th, depending on weather, the contractor is planning to close 20th Street South from Cumberland Court to Western Avenue. Read on...
This week and over the next month, residents may notice a letter or postcard in their mailbox from the U.S. Census Bureau or the U.S. Department of Commerce. The envelope contains an invitation to complete the 2020 Census by mail, online, or by phone. Read on...
The City of Brookings will begin an incremental reopening starting May 18. See the most current closures, cancellations, and reopening information, as well as information related to each City of Brookings department and facility here. Read on...
