Set up a commercial account to draw bulk water from a municipal bulk-fill station
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Steps
Contact the municipal water utility that operates the bulk-fill/water-dock station to apply for a commercial hauler account
Establish a prepaid debit-style account balance, since most bulk-fill stations (e.g., Durango's Water Dock model) require funds loaded to an account before dispensing
Receive your assigned account number/PIN or electronic access card used to authenticate at the station kiosk
Confirm the physical connection standard at the station — most municipal bulk-fill stations use a 2-inch male camlock fitting, so your truck's hose/fitting needs a matching 2-inch female camlock adapter
Plan around access hours and auto-locking behavior (many stations auto-lock the cabinet/hydrant cover shortly after use) when scheduling driver fill stops
Track account balance and reload before it runs dry mid-route, since these are prepaid systems without automatic credit
Known gotchas
Fill-station specifics (fitting size, access method, hours, rates) vary city to city — a camlock adapter or account process that works at one municipality's station won't necessarily match another's
These are typically metered, prepaid retail accounts for hauling water off a municipal system — they are a separate arrangement from any wholesale/consecutive-system agreement a larger hauler might need
Account setup (paperwork, deposit, card issuance) can take longer than a same-day fill need — set up the account before it's operationally urgent
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