North Dakota Statutes
§ 61-02-77 — Emergency municipal, tribal, and rural water system drinking water grant program
North Dakota § 61-02-77
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N.D. Cent. Code § 61-02-77 (2026).
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program.
The commission may establish an emergency municipal, tribal, and rural water assistance
program for municipalities, tribes, and rural water systems, whose primary source of water is the
Missouri River, Lake Sakakawea, or Lake Oahe. The commission may establish procedures,
cost-share guidelines, and other criteria for municipalities, tribes, and rural water systems that
request emergency assistance due to low water conditions on the Missouri River, Lake
Sakakawea, or Lake Oahe. The purpose of this program is to provide emergency grant funds to
municipalities, tribes, and rural water systems facing a critical need or health risk as a result of
the inability of the water intake system for the municipal, tribal, or rural water system to supply
an adequate quantity of quality water to
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