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Powers Creek Water Service Area
Updated: Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Multi-barrier treatment and federal and provincial drinking water objectives are being achieved at the Powers Creek Water Treatment Plant and throughout the distribution system.
No water quality advisories or boil water notices are currently in place in the Powers Creek Water Service Area.
Rose Valley Water Service Area
Updated: Wednesday, May 6, 2026:
Multi-barrier treatment and federal and provincial drinking water objectives are being achieved at the Rose Valley Water Treatment Plant and throughout the distribution system.
No water quality advisories or boil water notices are currently in place in the Rose Valley Water Service Area.
General information for all service areas
- Tap water is treated at a multi-process filtration plant and should be clear; if it is not, call us at 778-797-2246.
- Do not drink discolored water, which can occur from such things as water main leaks or breaks, for example, which will require our crews to attend and make repairs.
- If water is discolored, run the cold tap for several minutes until clear. if after 20 minutes the water is still not clear, call us at 778-797-2246.
- In the event of a water main break, details about any related service interruptions will be posted here.
- Watermain flushing can cause also temporary discoloration, which should clear after the cold tap runs for several minutes.
- No watermain flushing is currently occurring, as of May 6, 2026.
- We report out publicly before watermain flushing occurs in any area; please, visit westkelownacity.ca/flushing to determine if watermain flushing is happening in your area.
- Should a boil water notice or water quality advisory ever be required for any reason, we will issue public notice. Please, subscribe at westkelownacity.ca/subscribe to receive boil water notices and water quality advisories. The area will also be indicated in the water quality advisory map; you can search your address to determine if your home is within the area.
| Powers Creek Water Service Area | Rose Valley Water Service Area |
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| January 2026 | January 2026 |
| February 2026 | February 2026 |
| March 2026 | March 2026 |
| April 2026 - expected mid-May | April 2026 - expected mid-May |
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2025 annual report
2025 monthly reports
2024 water data and annual reportIf you have questions about the data, please contact us at 778-797-2246. |
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Updates provided during Regular Council Meetings
Other updates, public service announcements and news releases
Watermain FlushingPlease visit our Watermain Flushing webpage for more information. |
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| Rose Valley Water Service Area Update to Council - Oct. 8, 2024 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Watch the Oct. 8 update to Council: |
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| Rose Valley Water Service Area Update to Council - July 23, 2024 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Watch the July 23 update to Council:
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| Water Quality Advisory |
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| Watermain flushing |
| Learn more about our Watermain flushing program. |
| Bulk Water Station |
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Should a water advisory be required, a free potable water source will become available at Shannon Lake and Asquith Roads. Please bring your own clean bottles for filling. The tap is on the Asquith Road side of the facility. Learn more about the Bulk Water Station. |
| Annual Reports & Test Results |
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Combined Annual Water Quality Reports for all systems are published online once they become available. Historic reports are available by calling 778-797-2246.
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| Advisories, Notices and Orders |
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Interior Health provides information on the differences between the various types of water advisories, notices and orders and what each one means: |
| Drinking Water Requirements |
| Interior Health requires water providers to have long term plans to reach the following goals:
• 4 log (99.9%) inactivation of viruses • 3 log (99.9%) removal or inactivation of giardia lamblia and cryptosporidium • 2 treatment processes for all surface drinking water systems • Less than 1 NTU of turbidity with a target of 0.1 NTU • 0 total and fecal coliforms and E. Coli The City achieves these goals in the Powers Creek and Rose Valley Water Service Areas. |
| Helpful Links and Resources |
| Permit to Operate |
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Under the Safe Drinking Water Regulation of the Health Act and the Drinking Water Protection Regulation of the Drinking Water Protection Act, all public water utilities are required to obtain a Permit to Operate from the local health authority. The regulations also allow health officials to place conditions on this operating permit that the utility must meet. For information on these permits, please call the Engineering Department at 778-797-8840. |
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