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Water and Wastewater
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2015 Water and Wastewater Rates
The Municipality currently contracts out the operation of its water and waste water treatment plants to Northern Waterworks Inc.
Municipal Urban Water System
The Urban Sioux Lookout Water Treatment Plant was built in 1999 using leading-edge technology. The Municipality is very proud of the building that was created to depict Sioux Lookout's beginning as a Canadian National Railway town.
The urban water system is classified as a large municipal residential system, providing a potable water supply to the community of Sioux Lookout. For more information about how the system operates see the Annual Reports:
2013 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Urban Drinking Water System
2014 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Urban Drinking Water System
2015 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Urban Drinking Water System
2016 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Urban Drinking Water System
2017 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Urban Drinking Water System
2018 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Urban Drinking Water System
2019 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Urban Drinking Water System
2020 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Urban Drinking Water System
Municipal Sewage Treatment System
The Sioux Lookout Sewage Treatment Plant was built in 1994, and is capable of treating 2,840 cubic meters of raw sewage each day. For more information about the system, see the Annual Preformance Reports:
2014 Annual Performance Report - Sioux Lookout Water Pollution Control Plant
2015 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Water Pollution Control Plant
2016 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Water Pollution Control Plant
2017 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Water Pollution Control Plant
2018 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Water Pollution Control Plant
2019 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Water Pollution Control Plant
2020 Annual Report - Sioux Lookout Water Pollution Control Plant
Hudson Water System
The Hudson Water Treatment Plant was built over the course of 2005 and 2006 and went into operation in February of 2007. Hudson's drinking water system is classified as a large municipal residential system, providing potable water to the community of Hudson. For more information about how the system operates see the Annual Reports:
2013 Annual Report - Hudson Drinking Water System
2014 Annual Report - Hudson Drinking Water System
2015 Annual Report - Hudson Drinking Water System
2016 Annual Report - Hudson Drinking Water System
2017 Annual Report - Hudson Drinking Water System
2018 Annual Report - Hudson Drinking Water System
2019 Annual Report - Hudson Drinking Water System
2020 Annual Report - Hudson Drinking Water System
Hudson Sewage System
Most sewage disposal in Hudson is by means of on-site sewage disposal systems (septic fields) that are privately owned and maintained by the landholder. The Municipality also owns and operates a Communal Septic field that 6 residences are serviced by.
- Contact: Public Works Department
- Phone: 807-737-1234
Frequently Asked Questions
To see what other residents have asked about water and sewer see Water and Waste Water Frequently Asked Questions.