View a timeline of the work underway to build a more stable, sustainable water system in the Mannheim Service Area.

Next month, the Region will begin the design of a water treatment plant for the Maple Grove area of Cambridge that would add up to 42 L/s of new capacity. 

A solution that will bring up to 100 L/s of new water capacity online is getting underway. 

The Region will be updating the Policy and Procedures for Responding to Groundwater Interference Complaints, after hearing from residents.

The Region is providing an update on all types of development that Area Municipalities could consider approving before new water capacity comes online.

Education on upcoming lawn watering days and outdoor water use in the community is ramping up to help further ease peak demand this summer.

Work continues to get the Mannheim water treatment plant ready for a side stream filtration solution that will add new capacity faster.

The Region of Waterloo Water Supply Capacity Allocation Policy has been developed to ensure a fair, simple and fully transparent way to allocate water supply capacity.

The Region of Waterloo Water Supply Capacity Allocation Policy has been developed to ensure a fair, simple and fully transparent way to transfer water supply capacity to area municipalities in the Mannheim Service Area to support future growth, as water becomes available. 

Waterloo Region – An internationally recognized expert in water utility management will join the Region of Waterloo on an interim basis to help address and prioritize solutions to the water capacity constraint in the Mannheim Service Area.  The Region has appointed Kenneth Brothers as the Interim Commissioner of Water Services and Wastewater Operations, to work with the development industry, area municipalities, and the province to accelerate work to build operational resiliency and add new water capacity.