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Transportation Assistance 701-577-6753 Northwest Dakota Public Transit provides free door-to-door rides within the City of Williston to active military and veterans. Rides to the Williston Basin International Airport (XWA) are $15 each way. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 6:30 am to 5:30 pm; last pick-up is 5:15 pm Please call at least two...

Treatment Information Dates of mosquito control treatments are subject to change and are based on multiple factors including weather and mosquito abundance. Advance notification of the week a treatment may occur is provided to the public via this page, our Facebook page, and to the media.

About The purpose of the Williams County Vector Control District (WVCD) is to manage mosquito populations in and around the major population centers of Williams County, excluding Tioga as they have their own Vector Control District. WVCD conducts both aerial and truck mounted spraying operations during the summer months. Williams County Vector Control routinely operates...

How are my property taxes calculated? The information provided below is intended to help you understand property taxes in general, the often confusing "mill,” and how your property tax bill is calculated. This is an example only - tax statements vary! There are three moving parts involved in determining your property taxes:  Value of a...

About School district annexation is the process of redefining the school district line into a new school district. All annexations become effective July 1st of the following year upon approval by the State Board. You may be eligible to annex your property into a different school district if your lot is contiguous (roads do not...

About The Williams County Corrections Center (WCCC) is committed to implementing the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Standards regarding the prevention, detection, and coordinated response to sexual assault, sexual abuse, and sexual harassment in correctional facilities. The Prison Rape Elimination Act, or PREA, was signed into law by President Bush on September 4, 2003. The...

Visitation The Williams County Correctional Center uses HomeWAV for on-site and remote visitation capabilities with inmates. If you wish to participate in visitation with an inmate, please visit the HomeWAV website for information on all the communication options available and to set up your visitor account and profile. Once your account profile is setup, it...

About Masks are encouraged in the facility Participation in the 24/7 Program may be required as a condition of parole & probation, for any violation where drugs or alcohol may be involved, or in cases involving domestic abuse, or abuse/neglect of a child. Alcohol Testing The individual pays $1.00 each test ($2.00 per day) to...

About Sheriff Verlan Kvande Captain Kevin Simmons The Williams County Correctional Center is located inside of the Williams County Law Enforcement Center in downtown Williston. All visitors to the facility will be subject to search upon entering. *Note* to access the Inmate Roster while on the Williams County, City of Williston, or State of North...

Patrol Ever wondered what a Patrol Deputy does on a day-to-day basis? Patrol Deputies in Williams County are on duty 24/7 to patrol more than 2,000 square miles of rural areas looking for illegal, hazardous, or suspicious activities and/or people. They also respond to emergency situations and at times assist police officers in Williston and...

About E-Recording E-recording is a simple and easy way to record documents from anywhere you have internet access. Below is a list of vendors that allow for E-recording with Williams County. Simplifile For questions and to setup account, contact Lynn Wilkey. 1-800-460-5657 Ext. 1037 lwilkey@simplifile.com https://simplifile.com CSC® eRecording 1-866-652-0111 erecording@cscglobal.com www.erecording.com ePN ePN is best...

Availability All of our Documents and Indexes have been fully digitized, from patent to present day, and are available online. Search in the Records Room The public may search for recorded documents free of charge by coming to the Records Room located inside of the Recorder's Office. Copies are $1 per page. The Records Room...

Types of Documents The Recorder's Office is responsible for recording, storing, and providing copies of: Corner Records Plats Deeds Mortgages Liens Prior to changing ownership on any document, all taxes must be paid in full. Statements of Consideration The only statements of consideration that will be accepted on a Surface Deed or Affidavit of Affixation...