Household membership open
Household membership is open.
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Fish Creek Water Co-op Ltd.
Fish Creek Water Co-op Ltd.
Residents are organizing one credible treated-water project for interested households in northwest Foothills County.
Apply for household membershipWhy the co-op exists
The route there is to turn scattered household demand into one project the County can assess. Individual wells and household concerns do not create an infrastructure proposal. The co-op gives residents a legal organization, a member count and a board that can pursue County support, funding readiness and engineering as one coordinated project.
Service area
The infrastructure that already exists and the area the co-op is organizing. Indicative only: a final route, eligible properties and service commitments have not been established.
Project status
The immediate work is to demonstrate credible household demand and prepare a clear case for County involvement. Route design, costs, approvals and construction can only follow that foundation.
Common questions
Short answers to the questions neighbours actually ask. Every figure carries a numbered reference you can open, the same way the project pages are referenced.
News
Household membership is open.
Read the full articleMembers met and elected the board now leading the co-op.
Read the full articleFish Creek Water Co-op Ltd. now exists as a legal entity.
Read the full articleHousehold membership
The board needs a defensible count of households willing to support the project. Membership strengthens the case for County attention and future project work; it does not establish a route, price, water rate or construction date.
Spread the word
Follow the co-op on Facebook, or send this page to someone on your road. The count the board takes to the County is the case.
Newsletter
A few issues a year on where the project stands. You do not have to be a member.