Residents of Dodge Cove may soon be able to have a drink of water without having to boil their water. A combined federal/provincial infrastructure grant provided to the Skeena Queen Charlotte Regional District, is designed to help that community improve the efficiency and reliability of the water treatment facility and end long-standing boil water restrictions that have been placed on the Cove’s residents.
More than $533,000 is set to be put towards a number of projects designed to improve the area's water supply. They include, infrastructure improvements that will deliver upgraded water treatment facilities, development of a standby power source, and new mechanical and electrical components for Dodge Cove's water supply system
The money provided and completed projects will go a long ways in finally providing residents of Dodge Cove with better access to safe, clean drinking water.
A welcome bit of news for a part of the region that sometimes must feel rather isolated from the rest of the region, despite being located in such close proximity to the city of Prince Rupert.
More than $533,000 is set to be put towards a number of projects designed to improve the area's water supply. They include, infrastructure improvements that will deliver upgraded water treatment facilities, development of a standby power source, and new mechanical and electrical components for Dodge Cove's water supply system
The money provided and completed projects will go a long ways in finally providing residents of Dodge Cove with better access to safe, clean drinking water.
A welcome bit of news for a part of the region that sometimes must feel rather isolated from the rest of the region, despite being located in such close proximity to the city of Prince Rupert.
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