North Prairie Rural Water District

NPRWD has 4800 users with new users added regularly, 2500 miles of pipe and an annual water usage of 328 million gallons.
We provide bulk services to the cities of Surrey, Max, Benedict, Plaza, Ryder, Granville, Sawyer, with metered services to Des Lacs, Douglas, Norwich, Deering, Anamoose, Carpio, Foxholm,.

VISION STATEMENT:

North Prairie Regional Water District envisions an active role in the
increasing local, regional, and National prominence that water
delivery will have in the future. While recognizing the precious nature
of the resource, North Prairie Regional Water District envisions system
growth necessary to provide effective water access and delivery to an
expanded area, application of the art water filtration and treatment
procedures, and a responsiveness to the needs of our customers and
community.

FUTURE STATEMENT:

North Prairie Regional Water District faces a future of probable national
and worldwide potable water shortage. We will continue to work with
NAWS and The Three Affliated Tribes, City of Minot and our own
Water treatment plant to bring a quality water source to our region.
With other water users quest for quality water sources, water will
become an even more precious resource.

North Prairie Regional water District, as operator of a rural water delivery
system, and owner of water permits, can be considered a major player
in water issues. These issues can range from water distribution,
filtration, and treatment technology, to new regulations regarding
sewer treatment and recycling for multiple uses.