VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The North Dakota Department of Environment Quality and the City of Valley City are working to document the presence of lead pipes in the city’s water system.

Moore engineering spokesman Tracy Eslinger talked about the survey.

City Administrator Gwen Crawford said your participation in this survey will go a long way in making significant improvements to our water system. She talked about some of the most asked questions coming into city hall about this survey.

To complete the survey Click Here or call city hall or the Moore engineering offices in Valley City for assistance in completing the survey.

The North Dakota Department of Environment Quality and the City of Valley City are working together to document the presence of lead pipes in our water systems.

Click the link below to take a short survey about your property’s water service pipe. All you’ll need is a coin, magnet, smartphone, and 5 minutes!

Your participation will go a long way in making significant improvements to our water system!
www.ndwaterpipes.com

As part of a nationwide initiative, the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality requests that residents and property owners in Valley City submit information on their water service pipe material. This initiative will allow water providers to document the presence of lead service pipes in their systems.

Click the link below to access the survey. It will take approximately 5 minutes and walk you through how to find your property’s water service pipe. You will need a coin, magnet, and smartphone. Please follow the directions in the survey for specifics.

We appreciate your participation! Completing the survey will go a long way in helping water providers make significant improvements to our water system.
www.ndwaterpipes.com