Williams County Adolescent Care Center

The Williams County Soil Conservation District in Williston, ND, is dedicated to conserving natural resources for future generations. They offer various programs and services, including conservation stewardship, environmental quality incentives, and community outreach initiatives. With a focus on soil health, the district engages in multiple projects such as the Blacktail Dam Project and the Little Muddy River Watershed Project. Their efforts include educational seminars, workshops, and events that foster awareness and participation in sustainable agricultural practices. Generated from the website

Williston Chapter #9 of the Disabled American Veterans Department in North Dakota is dedicated to providing essential services and support for veterans and their families. The chapter focuses on benefits, transportation, and resources to assist those who have served in the military, ensuring they receive the recognition and assistance they deserve. With a commitment to advocacy and community engagement, the chapter collaborates with various veteran organizations and service officers to enhance the well-being of its members. Their initiatives include honoring fallen heroes and promoting educational opportunities for veterans across the state. Generated from the website

The Upper Missouri District Health Unit (UMDHU) serves Divide, McKenzie, Mountrail, and Williams counties in North Dakota, offering public health resources, environmental health services, and emergency preparedness since its founding in 1947. With a central office in Williston and satellite offices in Crosby, Stanley, and Watford City, UMDHU focuses on promoting healthy living through nutrition, exercise, mental wellness, and credible health information for the local community. Generated from the website