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Contact: Utilities Department; Monday to Friday | 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Email | T 250 707 3332 (for emergencies only; after hours select "Option 2")
The WFN Waterworks Law (2005-16) includes year-round water restrictions. These measures help us meet the demands of clean drinking water, agricultural needs, stream flow for local aquatic species, and emergency response.
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Please note, WFN Law Enforcement Officers may issue fines of up to $1000 per offence, for watering outside of watering regulations.
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Additional restrictions are applied based on the current stage. Click "Stage 2" below to view additional restrictions:
EVEN numbered addresses may only water on Wednesday, Friday & Sunday.
ODD numbered addresses may only water on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday.
NO watering allowed on Mondays.
Even numbered addresses may only water on Saturdays and Tuesdays; Odd numbered addresses may only water on Sundays and Wednesdays
Hand watering means holding a hose that has a spray nozzle attached or using a watering can and is allowed for plant materials and vegetable plantings. Lawns are excluded.
No watering is permitted between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Washing vehicles is permitted; however, responsible use is expected.
Sprinkling lawns and gardens with sprinkling systems is permitted on dedicated days and times.
WFN Utilities does have hose bib timers for those that may want one free of charge as part of our water conservation measures. Please contact the office for more information or to arrange to have one delivered and setup for you.
Even numbered addresses may only water on Tuesdays.
Odd numbered addresses may only water on Wednesdays.
No filling of swimming pools, hot tubs, garden ponds or decorative fountains is permitted.
No washing of vehicles, boats, bikes - motorized or otherwise, RVs or ATVs is allowed.
No washing of sidewalks, driveways, patios, or eaves can occur.
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Meet Dewy, Westbank First Nation's water conservation mascot. Dewy visits spring to fall, sharing tips & tricks for saving water. Follow us on our social media to never miss a lesson!
Did you know? Close to 70 percent of all residential water supply flows down the drain from faucets and the bathroom toilet. Turning the tap off while shaving, shampooing, washing hands, or brushing teeth is a small action that can have a big impact.
Check out one of the organizations listed below for year-round tips and free resources!
Take the pledge, enter to win! Make water work smarter in your yard.
Water quality, quantity, ongoing projects, and available grants.
Learn about the importance and role of siwlɬkʷ (Water) in the Okanagan.
FireSmart your home and access educational resources for all ages.