Alberton, Montana 406 722-3404
Alberton MT
607 Railroad Avenue
Alberton MT 59820
(406) 722-3404
Fax (406) 722-3500
WATER - SEWER
How to pay your water/sewer bill online
The Town of Alberton has a progressive rate schedule for water use based on the amount of usage. The sewer rate is a flat rate.

We accept cash, check, money order and now accept credit/debit cards.

To make a payment go to the link below and follow these steps.  1.  Montana,  2.Town of Alberton,  3.  Utility, 4.  Make payment.

Enter the information in the RED boxes.  There is a 3% surcharge for all transactions.
In case of a water or sewer emergency please call Ingrid at 406-210-6169. 
WATER / SEWER: Keeping the Town of Alberton Flowing Well
CONTACT Us: 406 722-3404
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Our Water system is fed from a spring on the north side of town.  There is a 300,000 gallon tank that holds the water.  It is chlorinated.  There is a well house and pump located on Parkway Drive for backup purposes only.
Our lagoon system is a three cell system with UV disinfection. The main lift station is located at the lagoon.  It flows into the Clark Fork river so the town is required to take weekly, monthly and quarterly tests for DEQ.  There is a lift station located at the east end of town that also feeds into the main system.

This is why it is so important that you do not flush anything other than what is supposed to be flushed.
WATER MAIN PROJECT
The Town of Alberton is currently involved in a major water project.  The project consists of 4 phases.  We completed phase one which was to upgrade the chlorination of the water.  We went from chlorine gas to a sodium hypochlorite disinfection system.  We also added chlorine to the well house.  Phase two will be started in the spring of 2022.  We have obtained several grants including a $750,000 TSEP grant, $125,000.00 DNRC grant, $88,000.00 ARPA grant.  We are also applying for a forgiven principle SRF loan.  Phase two is upgrading the existing disbribution lines north of Railroad Ave., and new meters. Phase three is a new 200,000 gallon storage tank.  Phase four is a new well and pump testing, houses and disenfection.