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  • Health Hazard is a 24-hour line to report health hazards
  • To determine if an individual is under municipal water system or owner/operator of small drinking water system contact Public Health Inspector
  • Public facilities not served by municipal water could constitute ownership/operation of a small drinking water system and can include churches, community centres, gas stations, libraries, motels, restaurants, seasonal trailer parks and summer camps
  • Public Health Inspectors located at Dryden, Fort Frances and Kenora offices

Safe Water

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210 First St N
Kenora, ON
P9N 2K4
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807-468-3147
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807-468-7109
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1-866-475-6505
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Toll-Free: 1-800-830-5978
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Fax: 807-468-4970
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Application

No application process

Eligibility / Target Population

No restrictions

Fees

None

Languages

English

Accessibility

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Description of Services

Carries out provincial legislation for safe drinking water by providing information and services that ensure public safety of drinking water and swimming areas
  • Conducts inspections and assessments of small drinking water systems
  • Advises owners/operators on steps to be taken to ensure safety of drinking water including water treatment, testing and training
  • Supports municipal water works to announce boil water advisories when health risk is indicated and reviews lab testing to determine when water is safe
  • Monitors the quality of municipal water supplies
  • Provides information on water treatment and alternative methods
  • Investigates drinking water complaints and related illnesses
  • Inspects public facilities including beaches, spas, swimming pools, and whirlpools
  • Posts public swimming advisories when water is unsafe
Last Updated: Dec 27, 2024: Suggest an edit