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Questions
Questions we hear most
How much are the dues for an Associate Member?
The dues for associate membership are $300.
Does the price of the dues vary depending upon size of our organization?
Yes it does. The following is the rate structure:
- $ 50 = Individual
- $ 50 = Transient Systems
- $ 75 = Non-Transient Systems
- $150 = 0-49 Service Connections
- $200= 50-149 Service Connections
- $250 = 150-299 Service Connections
- $300= 300-499 Service Connections
- $350= 500+ Service Connections
Who do I contact with a question regarding water or wastewater?
For questions related to water or wastewater, please send a message through the form our Contact page which will connect you via email to our specialist on the subject in question.
Where would I find information on funding for upgrades, etc.?
Refer to specific State Government offices in Helena which provide sufficient contact information.
Information on the Water, Wastewater and Solid Waste Action Coordinating Team?
Can you help me get more information regarding security awareness?
We have two people who have been trained and certified in security awareness to assist systems with this need: Nick Clos and Dan Kramer. We also have cd’s at the main office.
How do I handle the assessments that need to be done on our water system?
You may contact any of our staff or the main office.
What are the requirements for filling out our CCR report?
Material and instructions are provided by main office.
May the chairman or president of the Water & Sewer District Boards vote in all matters or only in the case of a tie vote among the board members?
See letter from Dorsey & Whitney on this subject.
Are water and sewer district board members required to take an oath of office?
See letter from Dorsey & Whitney on this subject.
Quality On Tap
Quality On Tap is a nationwide, grassroots public relations and awareness campaign designed especially for the drinking water industry. The framework for the campaign was created by water professionals who understand the need for better community support for their systems.
What these people have in common is an intense desire to see that America’s public water systems continue to provide the highest quality drinking water possible. Second only to that is the desire that people know about their hard work. That’s what fuels this campaign.
Quality On Tap is the first practical “hands-on” guide to better public relations for small water utilities. It contains the tools small water systems need to do the most important job of all – spreading the truth to the public of the quality of work they do and the quality water they produce. As communities nationwide use the “Quality On Tap” logo and materials to promote their own quality water, they are also promoting YOUR quality water and the quality water of each system that participates in this campaign. Every time a person sees the QOT logo or materials they are being assured that the community they’re in is providing Quality On Tap to their customers. Whether it’s seen in California or Maine, Montana or Texas, the public will come to know that Rural Water in America is “Quality On Tap”!
The Quality On Tap logo can be on your water system’s tanks, trucks, shirts, literature, website, and practically anything else.
To learn more about the program visit the National Rural Water’s site.
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