Wednesday, July 8, 2026

Mannheim Service Area

Waterloo restores and boosts water capacity in Mannheim Service Area

July 8, 2026
Drinking Water, Infrastructure, News, Ontario

The Region of Waterloo announced a significant increase to water capacity in the Mannheim Service Area. This restores water capacity, ensuring a continued safe and…

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Mannheim Service Area

Waterloo restores and boosts water capacity in Mannheim Service Area

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