South East Kelowna Irrigation

The Glenmore Ellison Improvement District (GEID) has been a cornerstone of water service in the Glenmore Valley and parts of Ellison for over a century, providing reliable and high-quality water to its growing community. As of January 1, 2025, GEID will officially transition to the City of Kelowna, aiming to enhance service reliability and sustainability in response to climate change and increasing population demands. Generated from the website

Rutland Waterworks District has been serving the Rutland community since 1949, focusing on delivering safe and affordable drinking water. Committed to meeting or exceeding Interior Health's water quality standards, they prioritize customer service while providing water to over 13,000 residents and 6,480 dwelling units in the area. Quality water is a cornerstone of Rutland Waterworks District's service, as they consistently meet the Interior Health 4-3-2-1-0 objectives and Canadian Drinking Water Quality Guidelines. Utilizing deep-water wells, they ensure a comprehensive monitoring and testing program to safeguard the water provided to their customers, allowing residents to trust in the safety and reliability of their water source. The district's dedicated Quality Water Technicians collect samples from ten sites bi-weekly to maintain the highest standards. Rutland Waterworks District's commitment to excellence in water quality and service has earned them appreciation from the community, reflecting their ongoing efforts to provide exceptional water services to Rutland residents. Generated from the website content

Rutland Waterworks District, serving the Rutland community since 1949, is dedicated to providing safe and affordable drinking water that meets or exceeds the standards set by Interior Health. With a commitment to outstanding quality, the district utilizes deep water wells to supply over 13,000 residents and consistently monitors water quality to ensure the best service for its customers. The district's mission includes a comprehensive testing program, where water quality technicians collect samples biweekly from various sites throughout the area. Rutland Waterworks District also actively engages with the community, keeping residents informed about important updates and maintenance activities that may affect water service. Generated from the website