The temporary switch to free chlorine includes the Municipality of Leamington, Town of Kingsville and parts of the Town of Essex and Town of Lakeshore. This temporary change in the treatment system is to facilitate a long term maintenance program …
The UWSS water treatment plant, in Ruthven, reponded to Monday’s concern of a toxic blue/green algae bloom near its intake. The Manager noted that the UWSS has continuous monitoring equipment as part of a three year study that monitors for …
Waukesha Wisconsin is getting to the bottom of its aquifer that supplies the city’s drinking water. The problem is that the bottom waters of this aquifer are contaminated with rising levels of cancer causing radium. This city needs a solution. …
The Summer of 2011 saw a large algae bloom cover a significant portion of Lake Erie and it is believed to have been caused by heavy rains that occurred in April of that year. Experts are again predicting the Summer …
Please click on the link provided to read an article published in the Windsor Star on July 2, 2013 and learn some interesting facts about plastic pollution in the Great Lakes.
Please be advised that the UWSS has received inquires regarding door to door salespeople trying to sell water filtration systems. The salespeople typically request permission to enter into your home to try and demonstrate to you that your drinking water …
Section 19 of the Safe Drinking Water Act, 2002, expressly extends legal responsibility to people with decision-making authority over municipal drinking water systems, including but not limited to members of municipal councils, boards, etc. It requires that they exercise the …
Often wonder how the Union Water Supply System creates fresh, clean, potable drinking water? The water treatment plant in Ruthven is staffed with experts in the water treatment industry to help bring fresh water to your taps, but the process …