Operations: Public Works & Utilities

  1. Water Service Interruption 20th St/21st St/ 22nd Ave

    There will be a PRIORITY planned water service interruption on October 2nd. It will impact some businesses, including the Nanton Health Centre and Nanton Dental. Water Service Interruption 20th St/21st St/ 22nd Ave
  2. Water Conservation Level 2 - Mandatory

    MANDATORY Level 2 Water Conservation Restrictions are in place, effective July 26th. Water supply interruptions from the Highwood River to the Women’s Coulee and Mosquito Creek are occurring, and likely to be ongoing. Water Conservation Level 2 - Mandatory
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The Operations Department maintains and supports*

*not limited to these activities



 Roads

The Public Works Department is responsible for the maintenance and repair of the town’s roads, sidewalks, alleyways, and walkways. These responsibilities includes:
  • Snow and ice control
  • Street sweeping
  • Alley grading 
  • Line painting 
  • Crack and pothole filling 
  • Sidewalk repair and maintenance 
We are committed to maintaining safe roads, sidewalks, alleyways, and walkways. Please contact the Town Office if you come across any hazards

Stormwater

Nanton is fortunate enough to be built on a hill which facilitates good drainage of stormwater. Where necessary, 5.8 kms of underground stormwater management is in place to assist drainage. The water is carried to wet ponds (Westview Park, Lions' Grove Park, etc).

It is important for everyone to understand that winter recreational activities on stormwater ponds is not safe due to pockets of poor ice quality. It prohibited in the Town of Nanton.

Wastewater

There is 19.5 kilometers of underground collection pipe in the town. It takes wastewater to the treatment plant. The water is then treated. Once the water is treated, which meets all government requirements, it is released into Mosquito Creek. 

Nanton is served by an MBR Wastewater treatment plant, completed in 2017.