We are committed to providing safe drinking water that meets the requirements of legislation. We also work to maintain cost effective water systems.
Our water bylaw outlines the regulations affecting municipal drinking water in the County.
The County of Brant Operational Plan helps us ensure that all regulatory requirements are met and that you can be confident your drinking water will be protected. Source Water Protection Plans are also in place to ensure Ontario's drinking water resources are protected.
For connections to the municipal water systems or related inquiries please contact Development Services.
Quality Management System Policy
The County of Brant is committed to providing its consumers a safe drinking water supply that meets the requirements of all applicable legislation. We are committed to the implementation, maintenance and continual improvement of the Drinking Water Quality Management Standard. The County shall require the principles of the Quality Management System in the operation, design and construction of the County's Drinking Water Systems be followed.
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Municipal Water System |
Hardness(mg/l measured as CaCO3) |
Grains |
|
Airport |
306 mg/l |
18.0 |
|
Cainsville |
375 mg/l |
22.0 |
|
Mt. Pleasant |
364 mg/l |
21.4 |
|
Paris |
684 mg/l |
37-43 |
|
St. George |
382 mg/l |
22.0 |
Annual Reports
The county's Water Division operates five waterworks. Each is described in an annual report.
2019 Annual Reports
The latest annual reports are listed below:
- Airport Drinking Water System
- Cainsville Distribution System
- Mt. Pleasant Drinking Water System
- Paris Drinking Water System
- St. George Drinking Water System
Archived Annual Reports
Consolidated reports (ZIP files) for previous years follow.
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