Welcome to the Official Website of Sequoyah County Rural Water District 4

Our Mission

At Sequoyah County Rural Water District 4, we are committed to providing safe, high quality drinking water to our community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service and environmental conservation.

Summer Holiday Schedule

Rural Water District 4 will be closed on the following summer holidays:


Memorial Day – Monday, May 26th
Independence Day – Friday, July 4th
Labor Day – Monday, September 1st


If you experience a water emergency while we’re closed, please call our office at 918-774-9869 for emergency contact information.

Bill Payment Options

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Prevent Frozen Pipes

January 07, 2025

Freezing Temps

With freezing temperatures & the possibility of snow hitting our area, here are some tips to help prevent frozen pipes and some tips if they do happen to break.
When temperatures are consistently at or below freezing:

     • If you have pipes that are vulnerable to freezing, allow a small trickle of water to run overnight to keep pipes from freezing. The cost of the extra water is low compared to the cost to repair a broken pipe.
     • Open cabinet doors to expose pipes to warmer room temperatures to help keep them from freezing.
If your pipes freeze:
     • Shut off the water immediately. Don't attempt to thaw frozen pipes unless the water is shut off. Freezing can...

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Celebrate National Garden Month this April

Celebrate National Garden Month this April

April 01, 2025

As April blossoms into National Garden Month, it's the perfect time to revel in the beauty and serenity of your own backyard. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just beginning to cultivate your green thumb, there's something truly magical about connecting with nature and watching your outdoor oasis come to life.

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