Valentine explores options to improve water quality after two wells are shut down

With two wells out of service because of water quality concerns, the Valentine City Council is exploring options to improve the city’s water system.

October 9, 2026Updated: October 9, 2026

By Casey Wonnenberg

Valentine explores options to improve water quality after two wells are shut down

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