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The Westbank First Nation Waterworks Law (2005-16) is in effect, which also includes year-round water restrictions. These conservation measures are in place to help reduce peaks in water use and to reduce the high demands on our water delivery system at any given time.
This allows the system to keep up with the demands for clean drinking water, irrigation, commercial use and gives it the ability to store water for future use. (i.e. in case of local fires). Assigned daily water conservation measures help us use water wisely so that we can continue to support the sufficient water for other uses such as:
For details on all stages, or to learn more about water use restrictions, please see below.
Watch the WFN website for water restrictions in the summer months.
WFN Law Enforcement Officers will be issuing fines up to $300, to anyone watering outside of watering regulations.
For details on all stages, or to learn more about water use restrictions, see below.
Report a watering violation
Current Stage: Stage 1
Tips for Saving Water Inside Your Home
Making a few simple changes to how you and your family use water around your home, you can reduce water consumption by as much as 40 percent. This will help our environment and reduce the need for expensive water system infrastructure investments. Close to 70 percent of all water residential water supply flows down the drain from faucets and the bathroom toilet! Try these conservation tips:
Tips for Saving Water Outside in the Summer Months