South Central Regional Water

The Missouri West Water System is a political subdivision of the Morton County Water Resource District, serving the residents of Mandan, ND. Over the past 30 years, the system has been developed through the collective efforts of the people of Morton County, overcoming challenges such as funding limitations. With the installation of new automatic meter reading equipment and the Eye on Water app, customers can conveniently monitor their water usage and receive alerts for heavy consumption. As a reliable water provider, Missouri West Water System is committed to ensuring the quality and accessibility of water for its customers. The system is actively involved in initiatives such as the Lead Service Line Inventory Survey and collaborates with organizations like the National Rural Water Association and the USDA Rural Utilities Service. With a focus on customer satisfaction and technological advancements, Missouri West Water System strives to meet the water needs of the community in an efficient and sustainable manner.Generated from the website

The McLean-Sheridan Rural Water District is a water treatment and distribution company that provides domestic water service to three communities and approximately 600 rural users in McLean and Sheridan Counties, North Dakota. They also receive water from the city of Washburn under a supply agreement and serve about 150 rural users in the Washburn area. Originally established as the McLean-Sheridan Joint Water Resource Board, the company transitioned to a Water District in 2007, with a board of directors elected by its users. Their primary function is to ensure the delivery of high-quality water to their members and the cities of Turtle Lake, McClusky, and Coleharbor, following adopted policies that promote fairness and compliance with applicable regulations.Generated from the website