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PWSD#2 of Andrew County's mission is to provide a safe abundant source of quality drinking water for its customers/owners at a reasonable cost. 

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Update On Waterline Replacement

December 24, 2019

A quick update on our waterline replacement. The lines along Routes W & O -6" and 8" lines are completed. The services on all  8" lines, the dressing up of yards and fields done for winter. Decker Construction will be back in the spring to address anything that develops over the next few months.

In the next few weeks the District will begin a water line replacement on Mitchell Road -starting at Route Z to county road 85th going north to connect to the existing line.  Amos Construction is the contractor.  The new line will be a 4" line replacing the existing 3" line

We appreciate   everyone's patience, consideration and kindness that allowed this improvement to the water district...

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Are you drinking enough water this winter?

Are you drinking enough water this winter?

February 01, 2020

Chapped lips? Dry skin? Headaches? Nosebleeds? Dry cough? Fatigue?

These are all signs that you might not be getting enough water this winter. In the summer, when you’re hot and sweaty, your body keeps reminding you that you’re thirsty and NEED water. But in the winter, when you’re cold and shivering, it’s all-too-easy to neglect hydration. Your body doesn’t feel as thirsty, and it’s much harder to recognize that you haven’t been drinking much water. That’s why you have to consciously remember to drink enough water in the winter, when the air is dry and the heater is working overtime.

Drinking more water can help. Read on . . .

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