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Water Main Flushing Program
The City of White Rock’s Water Main Flushing Program aims at maintaining the City's water system. Flushing operations will be carried out between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, although this is subject to change.
All residences in the flushing area will receive a hand-delivered Notice to Residents prior to the work. If you do not receive a notice we will not be flushing in your area at this time.
The City's 2020 Uni-Directional Flushing program is scheduled to run from October 28, 2020 to December 4, 2020
Please check back for by-the-week updates on maps showing the current flushing area.
This page was lasted updated on November 27, 2020.
- October 28 - October 30
- November 2 - November 6
- November 9-13
- November 16-20
- November 23-27
- November 30 - December 4
Anderson St to Foster St between North Bluff Rd and Prospect Ave
Martin St to Finlay St between North Bluff Rd and Buena Vista Ave
High St to Oxford St between North Bluff Rd and Goggs Ave
High St to Bishop Rd between North Bluff and Marine Dr
Blackwood St to Finlay St between North Bluff Rd and Beachview Ave
Bergstrom Rd to Archibald Rd from North Bluff Rd to Marine Dr
Johnston Rd to Maple St from Roper Ave to Royal Ave
Merklin St to Maple St from North Bluff Rd to Roper Ave
Dolphin St to Finlay St from Buena Vista Ave to Royal Ave
Finlay St to Stayte Rd from North Bluff Rd to Thrift Ave
Finlay St to Stayte Rd from Thrift Ave to Pacfic Ave
Vidal St to Finlay St from Buena Vista Ave to Marine Dr
Finlay St to Stayte Rd from Pacific Ave to Marine Dr, west of Kent St
Magdalen Cres to Foster St
Pacific Ave to Marine Dr from Kent St to Stayte Rd
Information on Water Main Flushing
During flushing, residents may experience a drop in pressure or discolouration of their water. Any disruption should be of a short duration and should only occur while mains in the area are being flushed. The public will be encouraged to report the disruption by calling 604-541-2181 in cases where loss of water or drop in pressure that lasts for an extended period of time (after two or three hours).
- What is flushing?
- Why are residents notified by the City of their flushing program?
- Can you provide me with an exact date and time of the flushing?
- What do I do and what do I not do during water main flushing?
- What do I to do if I experience a loss of water for a long period of time (after two or three hours)?
- What happens when water main flushing is completed?