Prairie Water has been serving Cascade County since 1978, delivering thousands of gallons of fresh, potable drinking water. In March, They announced that they only had 2 drivers and were looking to hire more.
The Company announced on Facebook, September 28th, “It is with our sincerest apologies, but due to unfortunate circumstances and only having 2 full time drivers. We must decrease our service area. In the comment section, is a copy of the letter that will be with your statement. It is a list of areas that will not be serviced for the time being. We are still looking for drivers, when able, will re-evaluate service in those areas.”
Following is the contents of the letter:
To Whom it May Concern:
This is extremely hard to say. Due to unfortunate circumstances and only having 2 full-time drivers we are forced to decrease our service. We know this is going to be hard on people. We are dropping to 2 routes; therefore we will not be able to service some areas (listed below). Sorry for the inconvenience, but this has to be done. We are still looking for drivers, when able, will re-evaluate and hopefully service these areas again.
Areas to be de-serviced are as follows.
Cascade
Ulm
Anything past Vaughn exit
Ulm-Vaughn road / the Sun River will be the cutoff
McIver road past Collins road
N Manchester road past Manchester Lateral
Sun View Lane
Lower River Road past Franklin Ave
Golden Valley Loop
Anything North on Vinyard Road where 6th St NW intersects
Highway 87 past Embry Lane
Sincerely,
Prairie Water Company
For more information contact Prairie Water at (406) 727-7881.
Author: Karen Anderson
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