Water

Providing clean and safe drinking water, treating wastewater and managing stormwater are essential services provided by Middlesex Centre Public Works and Engineering staff.

Water System Emergencies

Municipal water and wastewater services operate continuous twenty-four hour a day, seven days a week. To report issues, please contact:

For emergencies during business hours (Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm), please contact 1-800-220-8968 or 519-666-0190
For after hours emergencies regarding municipal water and wastewater services, please contact the 24-hour pager at 519-435-6434

Water Rates & Fees

Each year Council approves water rates based on the amount of funding needed to operate our water, wastewater and stormwater systems. It's important to remember that legally all costs associated with operating water and wastewater systems must come from users.

Rates:

Information on long-term water financial plans can be found on the Municipal Water Supply page.

Water Billing

Middlesex Centre issues monthly utilities bills for water and/or wastewater (sewer), depending on the services offered in your area. All properties are charged a stormwater management fee.

For more information on receiving and paying your water bill, or for questions regarding your bill, please visit our Billing & Payment page by clicking the link below.

Billing & Payments

Reading your Water Meter

Documents and information regarding water meters:

Bulk Water Stations

Middlesex Centre has three automated bulk water filling stations where businesses can purchase large volumes of potable water. These stations are operational 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, and are located at:

Arva Fire Station (14352 Medway Rd.)
Delaware Fire Station (11563 Longwoods Rd.)
Ilderton Fire Station (22531 Hyde Park Rd.)

Connections: Trucks must be equipped with their own hoses and the proper connection for a 2" camlock fitting.

Fee: $1 for approximately 400 litres. Payment must be in $1 coins (loonies) only.

Caution: The filling stations dispense a high volume of water in a short amount of time. Attempting to fill small volume trucks or containers may result in overflow and may damage the user’s equipment.