Water Services

Municipally treated water not only provides a source of safe drinking water but also benefits the community in many other ways. Through fire protection, food preparation and support for local businesses, having potable water available ensures a vibrant community.

If you have any further questions regarding our operations, contact us at

Water Billing

For all utility billing inquiries, call 613-476-2148 x 236 during normal hours of operation.

Water Efficiency

As water is a valuable resource, water efficiency measures are important. They not only preserve the source of water, but ensure potable water is used responsibly. For more information on water efficiency, choose from the links below.

• • Water Conservation
  • Water Restrictions
  • Links – Water Efficiency
  
  

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  Water Quality Management

Prince Edward County is committed to providing safe and high quality drinking water through maintenance and continual improvement of our treatment and distribution systems. For more information on our water quality management measures, choose from below.

• • Watermain Flushing Information
  
  • Watermain Flushing Schedule – SPRING
           PICTON & BLOOMFIELD ZONE MAP
  
  • Watermain Flushing Schedule – FALL
         PICTON & BLOOMFIELD ZONE MAP
  
  
• • Watermain Flushing Schedule – SUMMER
          WELLINGTON ZONE MAP
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  Water Treatment and Distribution Facilities

Prince Edward County has four water treatment facilities and six water distribution systems. The source of water for these systems is primarily surface water with one system having a ground water source. For more information on any facility, choose from the links below.

• • Ameliasburgh Water Treatment and Distribution
  • Consecon and Carrying Place Water Distribution
  • Peats Point Water Treatment and Distribution
  • Picton Water Treatment and Distribution
  • Rossmore and Fenwood Gardens Water Distribution
  • Wellington Water Treatment and Distribution
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Lead Testing

Prince Edward County is required to test municipal drinking water for lead levels in volunteer private residences and businesses from the following municipal drinking-water service areas:

• Ameliasburgh
• Bloomfield
• Carrying Place
• Consecon
• Fenwood Gardens
• Peats Point
• Picton
• Rossmore
• Wellington

Sample collection is done twice per year during the following periods:

1. December 15 to April 15
2. June 15 to October 15

Lead Testing Summary

For your community lead results , select the applicable water treatment and distribution facility web page.

Range of Lead Levels for Prince Edward County
in milligrams per litre (mg/L)*

For more information or if you are interested in volunteering your residence or business, please contact Kayla Beach, Compliance Technician at 613-476-2148 ext 523 or

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