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.

Annual Consumer Confidence Report

We are proud to provide our 2024 Consumer Confidence Report.  Please click here to read the report or click here to visit the Oklahoma DEQ CCR website.  

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NOTICE OF RATE INCREASE

June 17, 2025

As most of you know, Rural Water District #4 purchases our water from the City of Sallisaw.  Each year, we sign a contract with them to continue providing water to us.  Usually, those contracts include a rate increase to us.  Sallisaw voted to increase our rate by 4.5% per 1,000 gallons of water they sell to us. 

Over the past several years, we have worked to keep from passing those annual increases to our members.  We have not experienced a rate increase since February 2022. 

We have been able to reduce some of the district’s operating costs including more efficient lighting in the office and updating our telephone service to the more cost effective service provided by Cookson...

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Back to School: The Importance of Hydration for Students

Back to School: The Importance of Hydration for Students

August 01, 2025

As the back-to-school season kicks into full gear, students and families are gearing up for another year of learning, growth, and new experiences. Along with packing lunchboxes, organizing school supplies, and setting new goals for the year, there’s one crucial element that often gets overlooked - hydration. 

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