The City of Campbell River delivers award winning tap water through a multi-barrier approach of watershed protection, disinfection, monitoring, and demand management.
With answers to your questions about sprinkling regulations, water leaks, service shut offs, locates, and more...
Water restrictions in effect May 1 to September 30 – Stage 1. more...
Campbell River's average water use triples during the months of July and August. Actual consumption during peak periods (4 - 7 a.m. and 7 - 11 p.m.) on hot days exceeds system capacity, mainly due to lawn and garden irrigation. If we don’t reduce peak summer demands, new infrastructure will need to be built to handle the excessive demand and this cost will need to come from tax-payers. The City is promoting efficient use of water to extend the life of existing infrastructure and defer the need for expensive capital upgrades. more...
Contact information for water related issues. more...
Distribution
Every year, the City of Campbell River treats and distributes over 8 million cu. m (2.2 billion imperial gallons) of drinking water to the community. more...
Overview of the water quality sampling and testing that is conducted by the City. more...
Overview of the city's plans to safeguard and improve our water system for the future. more...
There are no filtration or straining devices on any systems in the City due to the high quality of source water. more...
The health and safety of our watershed is monitored through the Technical Watershed Committee, an advisory group of technical experts that make recommendations on decisions regarding activities in the watershed. more...