September 29, 2017
Friday Night at Consecon Legion Branch 509
Social evening dinner being served 5pm-7pm.
Chicken wrap/ff $7.00
Everyone invited
See you there.
September 29, 2017
Friday Night at Consecon Legion Branch 509
Social evening dinner being served 5pm-7pm.
Chicken wrap/ff $7.00
Everyone invited
See you there.
September 23, 2017
10am guest speaker Evelyn Peck will inform us of the work of the women’s Institute. This is a continuation of our “God is at work in our community” service. Everyone welcome.
October 06, 2017
September 21, 2017
Community Dinner – Consecon United Church – Shepherds Pie, Salad and Dessert…Thursday Sept.21/17 from 5pm to 6:30pm…Free will donation…..hope you’ll join us….
September 23, 2017
September 16, 2017
September 13, 2017
The County of Prince Edward Water and Wastewater Services Department is responsible for the administration, maintenance and operation of The County’s drinking water systems and wastewater systems. For more information regarding the activities undertaken by the Water and Wastewater Services Department, please select from one options below:
Drinking Water System
Annual Hydrant Flushing
Water Restrictions
Locates for underground water & wastewater infrastructure
Water & Wastewater Billing
Contact Us
The County of Prince Edward is committed to providing safe drinking water to customers served by municipal systems. Water treatment and distribution systems are maintained according to legislation and industry standards. Samples are regularly collected and tested for the presence of chemicals and bacteria.
The County’s Drinking Water Quality Policy
“The Corporation of the County of Prince Edward is committed to providing safe and high quality drinking water through the maintenance and continual improvement of our treatment, distribution and Quality Management systems. The County also ensures that all water works personnel are properly certified, that they receive appropriate training and that they are aware of and comply with the legislation and regulations that are applicable to the production and distribution of safe drinking water. This policy is applicable to all certified Water Services employees who maintain the residential drinking water systems included in the scope of the Drinking Water Systems Operational Plan.”
The County of Prince Edward operates and maintains six drinking water systems, including:
Ensuring the maintenance of a continual, adequate supply of drinking water requires that The County conduct hydrant flushing and inspection on an annual basis. Hydrant flushing and inspection helps to keep water mains clear of sediment, which helps to ensure clear drinking water in our distribution system; ensure distribution system infrastructure is maintained in good working order; and to ensure water demand can be met for fire protection as per the Ontario Fire Code. Flushing activities can sometimes result in coloured water and reduced water pressure in some areas. For more information on hydrant flushing and how to manage coloured water, view or print our Hydrant Flushing Schedule and Fact Sheet. Daily updates when flushing is underway can be found on the Construction, Closures and Service Disruptions page.
Water use can increase by 50% or more at drinking water treatment facilities during summer months as a result of increased water usage for outdoor purposes, like watering grass and washing vehicles. Significant increases in water use can result in impacts to water supply in the resulting in:
To limit impacts of increased water usage, The County may regulate the use of drinking water for outside purposes through the Water Conservation By-Law. Water restrictions may implemented seasonally or not at all depending on the conditions in the water treatment facility and source water in a given year. For customers connected to the Peat’s Point drinking water system, water restrictions remain in place year-round.
The Water and Wastewater Services Department performs locates for underground water and wastewater infrastructure. Ontario One Call receives excavation locate requests and notifies registered owners of underground facilities within the vicinity of the planned excavation. Call before you dig for free locates! Visit www.on1call.com for more information.
Water and Wastewater billing is overseen by Revenue Services, a branch of the County’s Revenue Department. For billing inquiries, call 613.476.2148 x 1527. You might also find the following links helpful:
Rates for Water & Wastewater Services are set by Council in By-Law 4018-2017 Water and Sanitary Sewage Service.
General Inquiries: The Water and Wastewater Department can be contacted by email at water@pecounty.on.ca or by calling 613.476.2148
Emergency Response: Emergency response and on-call coverage is provided 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Emergencies can be reported at any time to the on-call operator:
Billing Inquiries: The Revenue Department can be contacted by email regarding billing inquiries waterbilling@pecounty.on.ca, or by calling , please call 613.476.2148 x 1527.
Storm Sewer, Ditch, Drainage Basin Inquiries: The Roads Operations Department can be contacted by email at operations@pecounty.on.ca or by calling 613.476.6505
General notifications and service disruptions caused by either planned or emergency repairs or maintenance on the drinking water and wastewater treatment systems will be posted on our Construction, Closures and Service Disruptions page.