Flood damage cuts off water service in District 2

" As a past employee of District 2, I have to be proud of the men and women who run their office. District 2 and Missouri Water Company have an excellent working relationship. If there is anyway for the two of these companies to help each other out, they will do it. People don't know it but all of the local water companies have interconnects that will allow each other to have water service in any emergency. Interconnections are expensive to install and maintain, so there very many of them. With this type of emergency, an interconnection between both of these companies may be an alternative now and in the future, but Randy Kay will get the job done. "

" First, it is very unlikely that District 2 will be getting their bottled/distilled water from MAWC. MAWC does not provide that type of service. They are a public utility company not a bottled water company.
Second, what exactly is MAWC supposed to provide to its customers besides clean, safe water and good customer service. The cost of water here is incredibly cheap and MAWC has an excellant service record. I have a cousin in California that pays $300 a month for water. And I don't work for MAWC. If you only know what some Missouri water customers in the rural areas have to put upwith in terms of service you would be grateful for MAWC. "

" But, knowing MAWC, how much are they going to charge for the bottled or distilled water, and how much markup are they figuring into the price? The MAWC company doesn't do anything FOR the customer, so I'm just wondering what isn't being said in the generous offer of providing water to customers "