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Hamilton Water Official City of Hamilton Water account. Monitored Monday-Friday from 8:30am-4:30pm. Account is monitored Monday - Friday from 8:30am - 4:30pm.

For a water or wastewater emergency, call 905-546-2489.

10/23/2026

Want to avoid frozen pipes this winter? ❄️ Take a few simple steps to winter-proof your home before temperatures drop. Seal air leaks, insulate exposed pipes and prepare your outdoor taps and hoses.
 
Visit hamilton.ca/FrozenPipes (link in bio) for tips to keep your plumbing protected and ensure you have running water all year round.

🚧 Planning a visit to Chedoke Radial Trail? The municipal parking lot at 1180 Scenic Drive is closed due to construction...
10/16/2026

🚧 Planning a visit to Chedoke Radial Trail? The municipal parking lot at 1180 Scenic Drive is closed due to construction for essential reservoir coating and repair work. The project is expected to run through mid-April 2027 and helps maintain safe, reliable water service for our community.

What to expect during construction:

👉 There will be no impact to the safe and continuous water supply to homes and businesses.
👉 Access to the Scenic Reservoir will be restricted throughout the project.
👉 Temporary access restrictions may occur on the Chedoke Radial Trail between Beddoe Dr and Scenic Dr during construction mobilization and demobilization.
👉 The trail will remain open, but during active work periods, pedestrians may need to share access with construction vehicles. Please use caution.


Looking for updates? Save the project webpage to stay informed on timelines and any potential impacts as work progresses: hamilton.ca/build-invest-grow/construction-renovation/construction-your-area/scenic-reservoir-coating-and

Hamilton Water is responding to an emergency water valve replacement on Lawrence Rd at the Kenilworth off-ramp. During t...
10/15/2026

Hamilton Water is responding to an emergency water valve replacement on Lawrence Rd at the Kenilworth off-ramp. During the replacement, Lawrence Rd will be closed from Huxley Ave S to the Kenilworth off-ramp. Work is expected to wrap up by 3pm today.

Hamilton Water will be completing watermain maintenance work near 3575 Governors Road starting tomorrow (October 15) at ...
10/14/2026

Hamilton Water will be completing watermain maintenance work near 3575 Governors Road starting tomorrow (October 15) at 8am. During the work, there will be lane restrictions on Governors Rd from Woodhill Rd to Lynden Rd. Work is expected to wrap up by 3pm tomorrow.

Hamilton Water will be responding to an emergency water service line replacement near 780 King St W starting tomorrow (O...
10/08/2026

Hamilton Water will be responding to an emergency water service line replacement near 780 King St W starting tomorrow (October 9) at 8am. During the replacement, there will be lane restrictions and a full bike lane closure on King St W from Macklin St to Paradise Rd.

Work is expected to wrap up by 3pm tomorrow.

10/06/2026

Big Thanksgiving meals mean lots of delicious cooking — and lots of fats, oils and grease. 🍗
 
Before you rinse that pan, remember: grease may be liquid now, but if poured down the drain, it will harden in your pipes and sewers, leading to clogs, backups and costly repairs.
 
Keep things flowing smoothly this season:
👉 Let grease cool
👉 Wipe it up
👉 Toss it in your green bin
 
Save yourself stress (and money) this Thanksgiving long weekend. Learn more at hamilton.ca/FOG (link in bio).

Pictured: What discoloured water can look like when there’s a spill.  A “spill” is anything abnormal that enters a sewer...
10/05/2026

Pictured: What discoloured water can look like when there’s a spill.
 
A “spill” is anything abnormal that enters a sewer or storm drain system — like oil, concrete wash water or debris.
 
Storm drains connect directly to local waterways, so these materials don’t just disappear. They can cause pollution, flooding and damage to the system, while affecting water quality.
 
Reporting spills helps protect our waterways and makes sure cleanup costs don’t fall on taxpayers.
 
If you see discoloured water or suspicious dumping into a catch basin or storm drain, say something.
 
Call the City’s Spill Reporting Line at 905-540-5188. We take calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the event of a spill.

10/02/2026

Live in a home built before 1955? You might have lead pipes. Learn how to check—and what to do if you find one—at: hamilton.ca/LeadPipes.

10/02/2026

Did you know Hamilton has around 47,000 catch basins? Help prevent flooding this fall by clearing leaves and debris from catch basins near your home. Keeping them clear helps water drain properly and keeps your neighbourhood safe. Learn more: hamilton.ca/CatchBasins

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