The District of Muskoka owns and maintains 9 drinking water systems, 8 wastewater facilities and 9 septage lagoons. We are responsible for the operation multiple pumping stations, storage facilities, water mains, sewers and fire hydrants.
Drinking Water Quality Management System (QMS)
The District's Drinking Water QMS Operational Plan was written to meet or exceed the requirements of the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change's prescribed standard and is applicable to the management and operation of the District's water treatment and distribution systems.
The development and continual improvement of the plan will help ensure that all regulatory requirements are met and that consumers can be confident that their drinking water will continue to be protected through the effective application of QMS.
- View the District's Drinking Water QMS Operational Plan (751 kb).
- View the District's Certificates of Registration of Conformance for Ontario's DWQMS (2 mb)
Operational performance of our drinking water systems in Muskoka, as demonstrated by the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks’ drinking water system inspection reports, have consistently achieved 100%.
Water Quality Reports
Wastewater Reports
Lagoon Reports
| 2020 |
|
Baysville - Baysville Lagoon
Bracebridge - Bracebridge Lagoon
Dwight - Dwight Lagoon
Gravenhurst - Ryde Lagoon
Huntsville - Stephenson Lagoon
MacTier - Twelve Mile Lagoon
Port Carling - Medora Lagoon
Port Severn - Baxter Lagoon
Utterson - Watt Lagoon |
| 2019 |
|
Baysville - Baysville Lagoon
Bracebridge - Bracebridge Lagoon
Dwight - Dwight Lagoon
Gravenhurst - Ryde Lagoon
Huntsville - Stephenson Lagoon
MacTier - Twelve Mile
Port Carling - Medora Lagoon
Port Severn - Baxter Lagoon
Utterson - Watt Lagoon |
Accessible alternate formats of reports are available upon request by contacting us.