Electrical Project Information

Electrical permits are needed for any installation, alteration, repair, relocation, replacement, or addition to any wiring, equipment, or fixtures associated with the electrical system.

Information for Homeowners

Homeowners who are doing their own work must own and occupy the residence, and the property cannot be used for any rental or daycare purposes.

Obtaining a Permit

To obtain an Electrical Permit you must be an electrical contractor licensed with the State of Minnesota or the owner of the property (single-family dwelling only).

Electrical Permit Information

Permits shall expire 12 months after issuance. Please remember to call for all required electrical inspections.

Electrical Permit Application Form

Download the Electrical Permit Application to be printed.  Email to: building.safety@ci.stcloud.mn.us, or mail the completed application to the City.  

Homeowner Residential Work Permit Certification Form
The Homeowner Residential Work Permit (PDF) must be submitted by homeowners doing their own work.
     

Electrical Permit Fees

For electrical fee information, see the Section 550 - Electrical Inspection Fee Schedule (PDF).
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More Information

• For residential electrical code information see the Residential Electrical Inspection Checklist (PDF).
• For questions on commercial projects, contact city Electrical Inspector at 320-255-7235 or Email Electrical Inspector
• For questions on residential projects, contact city Electrical Inspector at 320-650-3143 or Email Electrical / Heating Inspector