09 Jun 2024 | 03:01 PM UTC
Canada: Water use restrictions are still in place in Calgary as of June 9
Officials continue to impose outdoor water restrictions in Calgary, Canada, as of June 9 after water main break.
Officials continue to impose water use restrictions in Calgary as of June 9 after a water main break near 16th Avenue NW and Home Road NW late June 5 disrupted supply across the city. Officials estimate that repairs could be completed in mid-June. Among the measures imposed, include:
A boil water advisory is in place for Bowness.
Stage 4 outdoor water restrictions are in effect. Voluntary water reduction recommendations have been provided for indoor usage.
A citywide fire ban is in effect.
16 Avenue NW is closed between Home Road and Sarcee Trail.
For further information regarding the shortages and restrictions, please click here.
The above directives cover Calgary and the nearby communities of Airdrie, Strathmore, and Chestermere. Commercial businesses that rely on large quantities of water may experience disruptions, including low water pressure until services are restored. Additional water outages are possible.
Heed all official restrictions and recommendations. Secure alternative water supplies for business operations. Pressure and water quality may be poor after service resumes; run taps for several minutes before using water.
