Canadian Utility Tackles Infrastructure Upgrades

Owen Sound is modernizing its infrastructure and developing in-house expertise to solve its toughest sewer and water challenges.
Canadian Utility Tackles Infrastructure Upgrades
The Owen Sound water distribution team includes (from left) supervisor Harry Lumley, lead hand Mike Duncan, distribution operator Randy Jackson, distribution operator Chris Downs and distribution coordinator John Van Horne.

The City of Owen Sound, Ontario, is modernizing its water and wastewater infrastructure at a solid pace. However, on occasion Mother Nature, in the form of an unexpectedly cold winter, can drive the city to move even faster.

Owen Sound is a city of about 22,000 people with a relatively mature and stable population. It’s located about 150 miles north of Toronto, along the shores of Georgian Bay. The city’s first water system, fed by a spring, dates back to 1880 when the...

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