Every time you turn on the tap, flush the toilet, or water the lawn, you are using water provided by the Region of Peel.
The Region of Peel operates two water treatment facilities and two wastewater treatment facilities, as well as pumping stations, reservoirs, watermains and sanitary sewers.
Beware of Door-to-Door Water Treatment Sales Agents - Residents are advised not open their door to anyone asking to test their tap water or request water samples unless that person identifies themselves as a Region of Peel employee.
Locate Request Form - Find out where underground water and wastewater infrastructure enters your property before you start any major construction project.
Peel Tap Water
Clean and refreshing drinking water is available at any tap in the Region of Peel. Tap water is inexpensive, good for your health and a wise choice to reduce waste and protect the environment.
Threats to Lake Ontario Shoreline - Lake Ontario provides drinking water to a large part of Peel's population. Its shoreline is increasingly under stress from manmade barriers which have an impact on water quality and the natural environment. Find out how you can get involved and help protect this important water resource.
Sewer Systems and Homeowners’ Responsibilities - Understanding where and how water is discarded through the pipes inside the walls and underneath your home is vital to knowing how it functions.
Water Smart Peel - the Region of Peel's water efficiency program, helps you recognize the importance of using water wisely.
Water Billing – Find out more information about your water and wastewater bills and water meters.
Wastewater Bylaw – The Sewer Use bylaw is now called the Wastewater bylaw. Find out what’s different and what are the responsibilities and requirements for industry.
Water Quality Reports - The Region of Peel treats its water to prevent contamination and regularly tests its quality. Read the most recent reports and find out how we are providing you with high quality drinking water.