Water & Sewer

We are committed to providing clean, safe, and reliable drinking water to our community. The Municipality’s water and wastewater systems are operated and maintained by the Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA), ensuring high standards of service and environmental stewardship.

OCWA manages both the water supply and distribution system as well as the sanitary sewer collection and treatment system. Additional information on each system can be found below.

Any further questions can be directed to the Infrastructure & Operations Department.

Annual Water Reports

Bulk Water Stations

Ailsa Craig Bulk Water Station is located at 4688 West Corner Drive, north of the town of Ailsa Craig at the new Water Tower site. Customers must first register with the Municipality prior to using the Bulk Water Station. Registration can be completed at the Municipal Office at 229 Parkhill Main Street, Parkhill. Once registered, customers will be provided with a key fob that will allow them to use the bulk water station.

Please contact the Municipality at 519-294-6244 ext. 219 to arrange your first use of the station.

Instructions for use of Bulk Water Station

Help Conserve Water

Dear Residents,

We need your help in conserving water and maintaining the efficiency of our municipal water system. Please keep a watchful eye and promptly report any potential water service leaks occurring on municipal property, in ditches, front lawns, and other public areas. Your vigilance plays a vital role in preserving our valuable water resources.

To ensure an accurate assessment of our water infrastructure, we kindly request your assistance in identifying the following signs of water service leaks:

Persistent Wet or Damp Areas: If you notice constant wetness or damp patches on streets, sidewalks, parks, or other public areas, it could be an indication of a hidden water leak.
Unusual Pools of Water: Keep an eye out for standing water or pools forming in unexpected locations, such as ditches, roadways, or common areas, without an apparent source.
Flowing Water in Unattended Areas: Report any instances of water flowing from pipes, hydrants, or valves that seem to be unattended or not in use.
Sinkholes or Erosion: Notice any sinkholes, erosion, or unusual changes in the landscape near water supply lines or underground utilities, as it may signify an underlying leak.
Unexplained Drop in Water Pressure: If you experience a sudden decrease in water pressure in your homes or observe it in public areas, it could be due to a water service leak.

Your assistance in promptly reporting these observations will greatly aid our efforts in addressing and repairing water service leaks efficiently. To report potential water service leaks, please contact the Municipality at 519-294-6244 or email us at @email. Your cooperation is invaluable in ensuring the proper functioning of our water system.

Thank you for your commitment to water conservation and your continued support in preserving our vital resources.

Sincerely,

Municipality of North Middlesex - Infrastructure and Operations Department

Pre-Authorized Payment

Pre-authorized payment form

Water Meters

All homes and businesses are equipped with a water meter. Depending on the model of the water meter, it is read by an electronic reader or a remote on the outside of your home. You can confirm the reading on your meter by following these instructions to read your water meter.

Other forms:

Getting to know your water meter assembly

Water/Wastewater