Well access road

Saw sign for well access road....said FDIS access road.....can anyone advise what FDIS stands for? tia

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Permalink Reply by Chad Ellis on September 28, 2022 at 15:15

That may be Fluid Disposal. They are a construction company that serves the Ark-la-tex area.  They place those signs to assist their crews in getting to the correct location.

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