SEWUD does NOT accept any credit or debit cards. We do offer ACH form of payment where, with the proper paperwork, we withdraw your amount due each month from your bank account on or about the 10th. You will never receive a late fee with this method of payment and you still receive your billing card as always so you will know ahead of time how much we will withdraw. You will, however, have to report your meter reading to the office each month before the 15th. You may either call in the reading at our office numbers, enter your reading in on our web-site at SEH2o.com or you may e-mail directly to sewu@rrt.net.
Southeast Water Users District (SEWUD) continues with ongoing projects although the weather has halted much of the progress. The Arsenic Trioxide Superfund Project continues with some updates being done to some of the reservoirs for SEWUD - East.
The field operators are busy repairing a few leaks, which usually happens this time of year and making sure the water reservoirs are warm and dry. Your water system does operate with a computer controlled SCADA alarm which alerts the office of any problems with pumps, valves or pressure controls; however, as with all computer systems, we know that sometimes things do not work as well as they should. We do ask that if you notice any problems with your water or pressure in your lines, you do call one of the office numbers just in case. We always appreciate your help and cooperation in keeping your water system in top working condition and everyone supplied with quality water.
The staff at SEWUD is working diligently to keep things running smoothly at the main office in Mantador ND. We strive to do our best to allow everyone access to the office for information from installing a new water service, to the process with our billing system. If you have a problem with your water, billing, or any other problem, please do not hesitate to give us a call and someone will be glad to help you. Our staff has been together for a long time, and we take pride in running a smooth operation. We cannot solve problems if we do not know about them.
As always, SEWUD strives to supply the highest quality water at the most affordable price.
Phase IV of the ATS (Arsenic Trioxide Superfund) Project has been halted at the present time due to the cold weather. Karas Construction had a very rough time dealing with all of the weather elements this past construction season. The spring was extremely wet as we all know, then we had a couple weeks of summer and then an even more wet fall. Even with two crews engaged in construction, they just could not catch up. They will be back again in the spring to finish up their part of the contracted service, and do spring clean up etc. Phase V of the ATS project has been finalized and the bid opening was held at the main office on Dec. 10, 2009. The final phase of the ATS project was awarded to Abbot-Arne-Schwindt of Moorhead. SEWUD has worked with this construction firm many times in the past and are looking forward to having them back with us. Hopefully this next spring will bring us better weather to work on the lines and start getting some people supplied with rural water. Thanks to all the new consumers, the farmers who allowed us easements, the contractors and our engineering firm, AE2S of Moorhead who have helped us with this on-going project. Also, a big thanks to all of the people who are still waiting patiently for their new water supply. We hope to be able to have the majority of you in water this next construction season.
