Lincoln Pipestone Rural Water reports hookups, new wells and storage upgrades
The Lincoln Pipestone Rural Water System reported 41 new hookups in 2025 and 34 in 2026 (five in Pipestone County), two new wells producing 750 gpm, a new storage tank in Canby and a planned booster tank near Marshall/Cottonwood; a longtime board member announced his retirement.
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General Manager Jason Overby and board member Earl DeWilde presented the annual Lincoln Pipestone Rural Water System report. They said there were 41 new hookups in 2025 and 34 in 2026, including five new hookups in Pipestone County. Two new wells now produce a combined 750 gallons per minute and a large storage tank was installed in Canby.
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