Marion County Rural Water District

Operational since 1977, the Central Iowa Water Association is a private, nonprofit organization that provides water and wastewater services to rural customers and more than 60 communities in central and northeastern Iowa. As one of the largest rural water utilities in Iowa, the association supplies over 1 billion gallons of water each year to member customers. It installs meters and offers bulk and emergency connection services. The Central Iowa Water Association has nearly 11,600 members that include individuals, businesses, communities and golf courses. The association additionally provides a franchise service to rural communities. It operates a piped distribution system of more than 4,500 miles of water mains, over 15 towers and nearly 20 pumping stations.

The Warren Water District is a non-profit governmental entity that has been delivering quality water to Warren and Madison Counties in Indianola, Iowa since 1988. With almost 1,200 miles of pipeline and serving over 7,480 customers, the District takes pride in providing clean and safe water to rural families, farms, businesses, and communities in the surrounding areas. As a trusted water provider, the Warren Water District purchases water from Des Moines Water Works and operates 9 large booster stations to pump an average of 1,700,000 gallons of water per day. In addition to water services, the District also maintains wastewater systems in the cities of Bevington and Peru, ensuring the overall well-being of the communities it serves.Generated from the website