Updated August 21, 2007
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Welcome to the Dry-Redwater Regional Water Authority Website. As you navigate through our site you will find information on the service area coverage, history of the water project, projects costs, rural and municipal users involved, benefits of a rural water system and the vital need for good high quality water.
The Dry-Redwater Regional Water Authority (DRWA) is locally owned by the Town of Jordan, Town of Richey, Town of Circle, Dawson County Conservation District, Richland County Conservation District, McCone Conservation District, Garfield County Conservation District, McCone County and Garfield County. The board of directors is made up of one individual appointed by each of the owners.
The general purpose of the DRWA is to own and operate a water system that will provide good quality and quantity household and livestock water to the owners and members in the coverage area.
The proposed area includes the counties of Garfield, McCone, northern Prairie and all area in Dawson, Richland and McKenzie Co west of the Yellowstone River.
Committed to providing affordable good quality and quantity household and livestock water to the owners and members in the coverage area.