The District of 100 Mile House is pleased to announce the successful completion of the municipal well redevelopment project. This critical initiative, which began in February 2025, involved the full redevelopment of Wells #4, #5, and #6 to enhance the reliability and sustainability of the community's water supply.
Following the completion and monitoring of Well #5, redevelopment work on Wells #4 and #6 proceeded as planned and has now been finalized. All three wells are fully operational and functioning at their capacity, ensuring a stable and secure water supply for the community going forward.
With the project now complete, the District has returned to standard water restrictions, which will remain in effect until further notice. These standard restrictions are in place to promote continued water conservation and responsible usage.
The District would like to extend sincere thanks to all residents for their patience, cooperation, and understanding throughout this lengthy and essential process. Your support has been vital in helping us maintain service and protect our shared water resources.
“We’re incredibly grateful to the community for their support during this project,” said Maureen Pinkney, Mayor of 100 Mile House. “Thanks to these upgrades, our water system is more reliable and better prepared to meet current demand.”
For more information about water restrictions or the completed redevelopment project, please contact the District of 100 Mile House at 250-395-2434 or email district@100milehouse.com. Updates and details will continue to be available on our website at www.100milehouse.com.
For media inquiries, please contact:
Tammy Boulanger
Chief Administrative Officer
District of 100 Mile House
250-395-2434
