• SWA Places 6th Internationally

    The Judges of the Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting Contest recently declared Southwest Water Authority 4th in the United States and 6th internationally for Best Tasting Water.

    The 23rd Annual Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting welcomes waters from across the country and around the globe. Held in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, it is the largest and longest-running water-tasting competition in the world. Read More

    SWA Places 6th Internationally
     

  • Rural Water Stories

    Meet Duane and Karen. They live in Oliver County and signed up to be connected to the Southwest Pipeline Project back in the 1980’s. Their well water has NEVER been suitable for drinking or cooking. Find out what they’ve had to do! Click here to read the full story.

    Rural Water Stories
     

  • Water Sense & Education for Kids

    Learn more about the water cycle, play fun water games, or test your water sense.

    View our Kid’s Page

    Water Sense & Education for Kids
     

  • Employment Opportunities

    Join Our Quality Water for North Dakota Team!

    If you have an interest in becoming a part of Southwest Water Authority to help people and business succeed with quality water, please click the link below.

    View our Job Openings

    Employment Opportunities
     

  • Read Our Recent Newsletter

    “Water Works” is the official publication of the Southwest Water Authority and Southwest Pipeline Project. Published quarterly, it provides news and information for our customers about our quality water, projects including construction updates, customer service information, and funding. To read the current issue – click here.

    View the Latest Issue

    Read Our Recent Newsletter
     

 


More Than A Pipeline, It’s a Lifeline!

Southwest Pipeline Project

 

SWA Wins Water Award

Click here to view the video on Southwest Water Authority winning water award.

May Tip of the Month

Know Your Turn-Off!  It’s important that everyone in the family knows the location of your water shut-off valve and how to turn the water off. If a pipe breaks, you will want to know where the water shut-off valve lives and not have to wait for someone to find it for you. Make sure it is accessible because if you need it, you will need it quickly. In most single-family homes, the shut-off valve is in the basement or the crawl space, or on a wall facing the street. Click here for more information.

If you are interested in hauling water, contact our office at 701-225-0241 or 888-425-0241.

Water-Related Emergencies: 701-225-0241