Drinking Water Quality
The Ontario government has enacted a new drinking water regulation under the Safe Drinking Water Act, 2002.. These changes were designed to safeguard the quality of Ontario's drinking water, while making the regulatory requirements more workable and affordable for owners and operators of municipal and non-municipal drinking water systems.
Ontario's Drinking Water Systems Regulation 170/03, made under the Safe Drinking Water Act, 2002, governs the operation of municipal drinking water systems. This regulation provides specific requirements that municipalities must adhere to in the operations of these systems, including:
- water system operational checks;
- water quality sampling/testing and reporting; and
- corrective action requirements.
Drinking Water systems
The City of Thorold owns and operates three drinking water systems that fall under this regulation:
- Thorold Decew Distribution System (No. 220004313)
- Thorold Port Robinson System (No. 260049582)
- Thorold South End System (No. 260049621)
For procedures on how to flush the taps in your own home, please view the "A Made in Niagara Guide to Flushing your Facility" guide for more information.
Quarterly and Annual Reports
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View the most recent drinking water quality reports below: |
| Annual Reports |
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View our Annual Report and all drinking water sample results below:
Copies of these reports are also available for viewing at City Hall and the Thorold Public Library.
In accordance with Section 11 (1) of Ontario's regulation 170/03, the owner of a drinking water system shall ensure that an annual report is prepared in accordance with the requirements of Section 11. The annual report must be:
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