"[Present well water in this area] looks bad, it tastes bad, it smells bad. The only good thing about it is that it's wet."
-McCone County Resident
Creating Access to Clean, Safe Drinking Water in Eastern Montana.
Dry-Redwater Regional Water Authority (DRWA) is locally owned by the McCone, Dawson, Garfield, and Richland County Conservation Districts. Board of Directors consists of individuals appointed by each of the conservation districts. The goal of DRWA is to own and operate a water system to provide good quality household and livestock water to the owners and members of the coverage area.
DRWA coverage area includes the Counties of McCone, Dawson, Garfield, Richland, northern Prairie, and McKenzie west of the Yellowstone River.
We can’t make this happen alone. DRWA has an incredible team working with us to make the dream of clean, accessible drinking water for the people in our service area a reality.
DRWA Was Established in 2005
To learn more about where we’ve been and where we’re going, check out our History page.
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Eastern Montana Needs a Rural Water Project like DRWA
To learn why, visit our Need page.
Photo Credits:
Meet Our Team Image: Wendy Johnson
Water Samples: DRWA
Need Image: Ellie Nyberg