Onalaska Water Supply
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Provides water and natural gas services to member customers in the Onalaska area.
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Onalaska Water Supply
Founded in
1984
EIN
741751481
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(12)
Category/Type
Community Development
Address
PO BOX 2463 ONALASKA, Texas 77360-2463 United States
Website
onalaskawaterandgas.com
Phone
(936)-646-5393
Email address
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Onalaska Water Supply Corporation, established in 1984, provides water and gas services to the Onalaska, Texas community. Originally incorporated in 1966 as Onalaska Water Supply, the natural gas system was acquired in 2000. They are committed to delivering safe, quality products at an affordable price.
Mission
Onalaska Water Supply, a non-profit since 1966, aims to provide its members with clean, safe water at the most reasonable rates possible. The natural gas system was purchased from the City of Onalaska in 2000.
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