The Region has assigned the first batch of water capacity to the Area Municipalities, to be allocated for new development projects. Work to increase water capacity over the past several months has produced 30 L/s in the Mannheim Service Area.

Work is progressing at the historic Greenbrook plant in Kitchener to repair key infrastructure and restore water capacity. New tanks will be installed soon to hold chemicals used in the water treatment process.

The Region is now facilitating the transfer of committed water capacity from unbuilt lots or blocks to be used instead for draft approved subdivisions. 

The Region of Waterloo is reviewing how it responds to groundwater interference claims from private well owners.

Join us for in-person drop in public information and consultation session about Groundwater Well Interference

The Region of Waterloo is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2026 Major Arts and Culture Organizations grant funding. These grants support organizations that make our community vibrant by offering cultural and artistic programming throughout the year.

Help shape solutions for your community. Since 1992, the Region of Waterloo’s Landfill Liaison Committee has worked with residents to address concerns related to landfill operations, including litter, odour, and noise. Sign up to join the committee.

Council has approved an updated framework for Regionally issued Forward Looking Servicing Agreements (FLSAs) to support continued growth and development while ensuring occupancy remains aligned with the delivery of new water infrastructure. 

Requests for Transfer Servicing Commitment are being reviewed, and implementation is being expedited to support the transfer of committed water capacity