Rural Water District #1 Ellsworth County, Kansas

 

Post Rock Rural Water District

 

 

 

 

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Post Rock Rural Water District was first organized in 1979 by a group of farmers in the Wilson area who were searching for a safe and reliable source of water. The District now serves water directly in segments of eight counties and indirectly to two more counties, through 1330 retail customers and 9 wholesale accounts.  Post Rock RWD's sole source of water is Kanopolis Lake which is fed by the Smoky Hill River.  The lake is a good supply for the system.  The protection and preservation of this precious resource is essential.  Post Rock RWD's treatment plant currently has the capacity to produce 1 million gallons of water per day.  Water is stored in a 200,000 gallon underground clear well for distribution to the system.  The finished product is distributed to Post Rock's customers through approximately 1,600 miles of pipeline.

 

 

 

 

Post Rock RWD is now a member of Dig Safe. Please call Dig Safe for all line locates at 800-Dig-Safe (800-344-7233).

 

 

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