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Clyde Park reports satisfactory hydrant pressure, investigates Spring Box #5 roots and nitrates

September 05, 2026 | Clyde Park, Park County, Montana


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Clyde Park reports satisfactory hydrant pressure, investigates Spring Box #5 roots and nitrates
Clyde Park's CSO/Water Operator Beau Danysh reported on Sept. 10 that hydrant pressure testing was satisfactory with roughly 65 psi in lower elevations and about 45 psi higher in town. He also said crews found roots in Spring Box #5, which may be related to elevated nitrate readings; flow reportedly increased after clearing and staff are coordinating with engineers for further investigation.

Clerk/Treasurer Stacy Mills presented options to change the water rate structure, suggesting lowering base gallons and adjusting overage charges to improve fairness and conservation with a target implementation date of Jan. 1, 2026. The minutes do not record which option was selected; council discussion and a formal decision on rate changes were not recorded that night.

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