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Wastewater

Wastewater Plants in Chatham-Kent are as follows:

  • Blenheim Lagoons
  • Chatham Sewage Treatment Plant
  • Dresden Sewage Treatment Plant
  • Merlin Lagoon System
  • Mitchell's Bay Lagoon System
  • Ridgetown Sewage Treatment Plant
  • Thamesville Sewage Treatment Plant
  • Tilbury Sewage Treatment Plant
  • Wallaceburg Sewage Treatment Plant
  • Wheatley Sewage Treatment Plant


All of our systems are in compliance with the regulations mandated by the Ministry of the Environment.

Employees conduct over 22,000 tests a year for sewage and over 10,000 samples a year in water to ensure that Chatham-Kent meets or exceeds all provincial standards and to ensure quality.

We currently employ approximately 50 employees.  All of our staff are certified with the appropriate certification for each facility which may include water treatment, water distribution, wastewater treatment and wastewater collection. They also receive over 40 hours of training per year in their field as mandated by the Ministry of the Environment.

In addition to our operation and maintenance functions, we also respond to petition requests, construct water and sewer mains as required and are involved in water and wastewater facility upgrades and expansions where needed.

Anyone having questions regarding our operation is invited to contact the department at 519.436.0119 or e-mail at CKpuc@chatham-kent.ca

Posting created by: Chatham-Kent PUC group.
Last updated: Tuesday, February 13, 2007
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