The Water and Wastewater Treatment Branch secure the safety of South Saskatchewan River water for residents of Saskatoon and northern Saskatchewan. Over the next 10 years, millions of dollars are being invested into upgrading and improving these two facilities to ensure provincial standards continue to be met, and residents of Saskatoon enjoy safe drinking water.
The 2009 Annual Water Quality Report highlights information about the quality of Saskatoon's drinking water, information on the wastewater treatment process, expansion plans at both Plants, and much more.
The 2010 Annual Report of the Water and Wastewater Treatment Branch discusses the purpose of the Water and Wastewater utilities, as well as the Water Meter Section's responsibilities. It also provides information on how customers are served, comparison of rates with other cities, employee safety statistics, and the distribution of revenue from Water and Wastewater operations. Through its approved 2010 Operating Budget and the approved Five Year Capital Plan including the 2010 Capital Budget, the Utility was able to maintain operations and fund capital projects related to water and treated wastewater quality, city growth, and regulatory matters.
If you have any questions or require further information, please contact the Water Treatment Plant at 975-2534 or webus@saskatoon.ca.
Water Treatment Plant
Supplying residents of Saskatoon with fresh and safe drinking water since 1906, the Water Treatment Plant operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Find out more about the treatment process (from the river to your tap), water conservation, expansion plans and progress.
Wastewater Treatment Plant
The Wastewater Treatment Plant was built in 1971 to protect the people, property, and environment downstream from Saskatoon. The plant is a provincially certified level 4 facility, meaning it meets the highest certification standards in Saskatchewan. Find out more about expansion plans, the wastewater treatment process, and interesting plant facts.
Water Meters
The Water Meter Section is responsible for installing water meters, metering accuracy testing, and customer supply concerns. Find out more about programs, installation standards, and backflow prevention.
How to read your water meter.