A Boil Water Advisory has been issued by the City of Enderby for all customers WEST of the Enderby Bridge (e.g. all of Enderby and the Gunter-Ellison Service Extension).
The Boil Water Advisory has been issued due to elevated turbidity … Read the rest “City of Enderby Issues Boil Water Advisory”
The City of Enderby is issuing a Mandatory Water Conservation Advisory for all customers WEST of the Bridge (e.g. within Enderby), effective May 5, 2017. The City is asking those customers to limit their use of water to that which … Read the rest “City of Enderby Issues Mandatory Water Conservation Advisory”
The City of Enderby is pleased to present its Annual Drinking Water report for 2015.
Effective May 1, 2016 metered water rates for residences will be changing. These changes will provide families and those with gardens with up to $40.00 in savings! The new rates include a lower flat rate each period and a new … Read the rest “Enderby Adopts 2016 Water Rates Bylaw”
The City of Enderby has restored its primary water source to service as of 3:00pm on October 9, 2015. The source was taken out of service on September 28 for filter repairs. During this time, City of Enderby drinking water … Read the rest “City of Enderby Primary Water Source Online After Successful Repair”
The City of Enderby will be taking its primary water source offline beginning on September 28, 2015. During this time, City of Enderby drinking water customers will be served entirely by its secondary source, a well.
Based on average daily … Read the rest “City of Enderby Primary Water Source Offline for Planned Repair”
The City of Enderby is pleased to present its Annual Drinking Water report for 2014.
At the November 17, 2014 Council meeting, Council adopted the Fees and Charges Bylaw Amendment for the metered water rates that will be applicable beginning in 2015. The new rates are comprised of a flat rate fee plus a consumption … Read the rest “Council Adopts 2015 Water Meter Rates Bylaw”
In 2012, the BC Ministry of Health established drinking water criteria for surface water sources. The criteria were established under the Drinking Water Protection Act.
In 2014, Interior Health assessed the 84 large surface water treatment plants in its … Read the rest “How Does Enderby Drinking Water Measure Up to Provincial Objectives?”
The City of Enderby has a new drinking water buoy, which marks the approximate spot of our intake on the Shuswap River.
You may have noticed our old yellow buoy (aka. Old Yeller) looking a little ragged lately. Partially submerged, … Read the rest “Buoy oh Buoy”
