We continually perform repairs and upgrades to Lethbridge's water, sewer and stormwater systems. Planned and unplanned services are required and sometimes this results in a temporary disruption of water service.
Planned services include annual maintenance and
planned infrastructure upgrade projects. Unplanned service requests include emergency watermain breaks and sewer line repairs or replacement.
Watermain repair/upgrade
Watermains carry drinking water from our water treatment plants to homes, businesses and institutions across the city. These pipes can sometimes leak or break and require repair.
This can mean temporary disruption of water service for residents or businesses. When that happens, we work to restore water service as quickly as possible.
City crews will do their best to notify residents in the area of an interruption in water supply service. This is usually done in person by going door-to-door in the affected area. If residents are not home a notification tag is left on the door.
Contact UsIf your water is not working and you have not received advance notice, please call 311, visit our
News Centre or follow us on
Twitter for updates. The list below is not updated outside of regular business hours.
Current Work - Updated July 19, 2019
Water Service Repair
| 300 Block of Mildred Dobbs Blvd N
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Water Service Repair/Road Void
| 300 Block of 12 Street South
| Work in Progress
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New Service Installation
| 700 Block of 19 Street South
| Work in Progress
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New Service Installation
| 600 Block of 5 Street South
| Work in Progress
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Hydrant Replacement
| 3100 Block of 20 Avenue South (Digging on Lakehill Cres S)
| Work in Progress
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Watermain Renewal
| 25 Street South between 5 Avenue & 6 Avenue
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Sanitary sewer line repair/replacement
Like watermains, our sanitary sewer pipes sometimes break and require repair. These types of repairs do not impact your drinking water like in a watermain break.
However, they may impact sanitary service like toilets and drains in your home.
Current Work - Updated July 19, 2019
