Water Disruption at Montana State Prison
The Montana Department of Corrections is working to address a water leak that disrupted services at the prison on Friday morning.
The National Guard is hauling in water to fill the prison's 300,000-gallon tank and keep the system pressurized until the break is located and repaired.
"We know this is a challenging situation and recognize the urgency felt by inmates and their families to resolve this as soon as possible. We share that sense of urgency,"
said DOC Director Brian Gootkin. A second water leak detection consultant from Bozeman has arrived to assist with location efforts.
Author's summary: Water leak disrupts Montana State Prison services.
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