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Providence County, RI Septic Records & Permits

Search septic permits, as-built drawings and pumping reports filed with Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM) - Office of Water Resources (OWTS Program). Each record links to the county’s original public document.

FIPS code: 44007 Records access: Online & Digital Search Verified: October 2026
33,867 Properties with records
Yes As-built drawings on file
100 ft Mandatory well setback
Online How the county shares copies

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Property Status Documents on file Record File
Permit #RI-OWTS-169002 Cumberland · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168990 Burrillville · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168987 Burrillville · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168986 North Smithfield · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168980 North Smithfield · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168979 North Smithfield · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168974 North Smithfield · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168971 Cumberland · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168969 Burrillville · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168965 Cumberland · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168962 Cumberland · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168958 Cumberland · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168957 Burrillville · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168956 North Smithfield · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168955 North Smithfield · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168945 North Smithfield · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168933 Burrillville · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168930 Cumberland · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168928 North Smithfield · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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Permit #RI-OWTS-168924 Cumberland · Health Department Record
Permitted Installed 2015
Permit Record
Drawing in archive
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How to get a copy of your septic record in Providence County

1
Identify your property markers

Septic records are filed under the parcel identification number (APN) or original subdivision lot number rather than resident names. Obtain your parcel ID from your property tax statement or county deed.

2
Check the official repository

Providence County files are accessible online via the official document portal: Open Official Viewer.

3
Request an as-built drawing and inspection card

Ensure you request the as-built construction diagram, which shows exact footages from house corners to the septic tank lid, distribution box, and lateral absorption trenches.

Providence County Setback Standards & Costs

Drinking Well Setback 100 feet min. Mandatory separation between private potable wells and tank/drainfield.
Property Line Clearance 10 feet min. Minimum distance from all property boundary fences and survey lines.
Average Pumping Cost $350 – $650 Standard 1,000-gallon cleanout by licensed local pumper.