All 20 Miles of Pipeline Installed as Mid-Dakota Project Advances

A Feistner Gravel and Excavation crew installs pipe along the hillside west of City Park during construction of the Mid-Dakota Rural Water connection project. The route extends from the park area toward the city’s blue water tower and will serve as a key link in bringing Mid-Dakota water to Wessington Springs. (PHOTO COURTESY CRAIG WENZEL)
A Feistner Gravel and Excavation crew installs pipe along the hillside west of City Park during construction of the Mid-Dakota Rural Water connection project. The route extends from the park area toward the city’s blue water tower and will serve as a key link in bringing Mid-Dakota water to Wessington Springs. (PHOTO COURTESY CRAIG WENZEL)

A long-anticipated connection between Wessington Springs and Mid-Dakota Rural Water moved significantly closer to reality this month as all 20 miles of pipeline needed to bring water to the community have now been installed, according to Mid-Dakota General Manager Scott Gross.

While several key components still need to be delivered and installed, Gross said he remains optimistic that Mid-Dakota wat…

 

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