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As part its Lead Elimination Action Plan , the Engineering Department has developed a subsidy programme to encourage residents to replace the private lead or galvanised steel water service pipes. The programme offers homeowners a financial incentiv......
Read moreThe City of Westmount took ownership of the water mains and the public portion of the water services from the City of Montreal in 2006. Since 2007, the City has been actively replacing lead services through the annual capital works programme as wel......
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Replacing water services containing lead on public land is a core element of the City's Action Plan for the elimination of lead in drinking water. Since 2007, the City of Westmount has been actively replacing lead services through the annual capital......
Read more211 is an easy to remember (2-1-1) information and referral service available 7 days a week, from 8 am to 6 pm, 365 days a year. Dial 2-1-1. The 211 website of the Greater Montréal will allow to search for social and community services at all tim......
Read moreGuide to programs and services offered by government departments and agencies to persons with disabilities. The guide is available in French. Website
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Single-family homes or a residential buildings of 8 units of less, built before 1971, that have not previously been tested by the City, are eligible for Westmount's Lead Sampling Programme. In 2025, up to 250 tests are available and must be perform......
Read moreLead Elimination Action Plan The City of Westmount is committed to proactive intervention to ensure the quality of drinking water on our territory. The City's Lead Elimination Action Plan includes replacing old lead pipes in the public network, and......
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In-home Water Testing The City of Westmount’s annual lead sampling programme involves the testing of water at private residences throughout the City. This programme aligns with the guidelines of the Ministère de l’Environnement, et de la Lutte cont......
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The Gouvernement du Québec regulates and set the standards for the quality of our drinking water. In March 2019, Health Canada recommended that the maximum acceptable amount of lead in our water be reduced from 10 µg/L to 5 µg/L. In October of the s......
Read moreLead is generally not present in drinking water distribution systems. However, it can be found in small quantities in situations where pipes, especially service entrances, between certain houses and the municipal distribution network contain lead.......
Read moreWhile waiting for the results of an in-home water analysis, or for the completion of work to replace your service entry pipes, preventive measures can be adopted on a daily basis to reduce the risks of exposure to lead: Use cold water Running......
Read moreThere are no lead drinking water mains in our system. However, there are still lead water services on public and private land that supply residences from these main lines. Since the 1970s, the modernization of municipal infrastructure has reduced le......
Read morePrivate residences likely to have higher lead levels have been identified based on the following criteria: residences and apartment buildings of 8 units or less built before 1971. Residences meeting this criteria are encouraged to participate in the......
Read moreTraces of lead are present everywhere in our environment: in the air, in the ground, in dust, in lead-based paint in old buildings, in food such as meat from hunting, and in various consumer goods such as children’s toys where lead is used to fix th......
Read moreThe City of Westmount has signed an agreement with the Contôle animal Vaudreuil-Soulanges to provide animal services. The Contrôle animal Vaudreuil-Soulanges will provide trapping and relocation services to residents. These services......
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Neighbourhood Station 12 Call 9-1-1 for emergencies or to report crimes in progress. Address 21 Stanton Street Westmount, Quebec H3Y 3B1 Telephone: Info-Crime: 514 393-1133 Station 12 Information: 514 280-0112 Non-emergency situat......
Read moreContact our Hydro Westmount Customer Service team at 514 925-1414 or by email at serviceshydro@westmount.org An employee will take the time to answer your questions and will work with you to find a solution to your problem.
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Read moreA permit is required to use a fire hydrant or to conduct flow testing on a fire hydrant. These permits are issued by the Engineering Department, which can be contacted directly. Engineering Department Telephone : 514 989-5377 Email: genie@w......
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The number of seniors in Canada has reached an unprecedented level in the past few years. In Westmount, 26% of the population is 65 years of age and over, which represents over 5,260 residents. Westmount's Public Safety team is here to get to know s......
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Depending on conditions, these tests may be audible in Westmount. This is a planned exercise to ensure the proper functioning of the emergency alert system, particularly in the event of hazardous material incidents. No action is required from resid......
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In order to carry out work near the electrical circuits, a planned power outage is scheduled for Saturday, May 3, 2025, between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. (estimated time), in the area bounded by Côte-Saint-Antoine Road, Grosvenor Ave......
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