Avion Water : Avion Water Supplies Domestic Water in Central ...
Welcome to Avion Water. In 1968 Avion made its first water delivery to Avion Estates, a subdivision in southeast Bend. Since then, we’ve grown to include over 15,000 customers in Deschutes and Crook Counties. Avion is still locally owned and we are proud to provide delicious, untreated drinking water to our customers. Photo by Wade Webster
Avion Water : Pay your Avion Water Bill Online
Please call our office at (541) 382-5342 with any questions. Pay Online. It's easy to pay your bill and manage your account online through our secure online bill payment system. You must receive your first monthly bill in the mail before registering online.
Avion Water : Contact Avion Water
Address: 60813 Parrell Rd. Bend, OR 97702. Phone: 541-382-5342. Fax: 541-382-5390. Email: [email protected]. *Service transfers cannot be requested via email. Please call our office. Avion Water is working hard to bring you the best drinking water possible.
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The Avion Water Company, Inc. - Greater Avion provides water for about 31,700 residents living in the area of Bend, Oregon. Established in 1968, the Avion Water Company, Inc. - Greater Avion currently obtains its supply from a groundwater source, deep wells in the Basalt Rock Layer.
Water company sues Bend newspaper to keep its biggest ...
A water supplier in Central Oregon has taken a newspaper to court rather than disclose the addresses of its top water users. This month Avion Water filed a lawsuit against the Source Weekly...
Private Company, Public Utility | The Source Weekly - Bend ...
2022年8月24日 · About 95% of Oregon's municipal water systems are government run, and Avion Water Systems in Bend is the state's largest privately owned public utility, with about 15,000 customer connections.
Avion Water Company in Bend, Oregon - County Office
Avion Water Company in Bend, Oregon Family-owned business providing clean, safe, and affordable water from deep wells in the basalt rock layer of one of the largest aquifers in the United States, meeting or surpassing all State and Federal safe drinking water standards.