Water Services

Location:
Mile Hill Road and Powerline Road in Paris
Type of work:
A scheduled temporary road closure on Mile Hill and Powerline Roads
Installation of new storm sewer across Powerline Road
Installation of new watermain on Powerline Road from Whiting Drive to Mile Hill Road
Installation of new sanitary force main crossing Powerline Road and down Mile Hill Road
By:
Kingwood Paris Meadows Limited
Start date:                                    
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The County of Brant would like to inform the public of repairs to a Water Main Break located at 2 Grand River St., S in Paris.   Repairs are expected to begin this evening (Friday, September 11) at 6:30 pm.   Traffic will be down to a single lane and the public are asked to avoid the area if possible.   Thank-you for your patience during this time.
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The temporary ban on outdoor water use for residents in Mount Pleasant and the Tutela Heights areas has been cancelled.
Water is a valuable resource and we ask that you continue to converse water.  For water conservation tips and more, please visit www.brant.ca/ConserveWater . 
Questions or comments?
For residents in the Mount Pleasant (County of Brant) area, please contact 519.44-BRANT or 1.855.44-BRANT or email publicworks@brant.ca .
For residents...
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Routine system maintenance, including flushing, is due to commence in the following areas on the dates shown below:   Airport – September 21 to October 16, 2020 Mt. Pleasant – September 28 to October 30, 2020 Paris – September 18 to October 30, 2020   During these periods you may experience low pressure and/or discoloured water. If there is no water usage on your service during the night, you may experience discoloured water when you...
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The County of Brant would like to remind residents that a temporary ban on outdoor water use for residents in the Mount Pleasant and Tutela Heights area remains in effect until further notice.   Prior to the ban consumption of drinking water was reaching the water plant’s maximum capacity, this was primarily due to water being used for sprinklers and hoses to water lawns and to fill pools. Small gestures, such as using a watering can to water your plants, will...
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