Salmo residents advised of chlorination work

The Village of Salmo is advising residents that its crews will begin chlorinating the community’s water system at midnight Wednesday, Oct. 1, through 7 a.m. Friday, Oct. 3.

Residents are urged to fill drinking water containers before going to bed Wednesday, Oct. 1, and to refrain from the use of sprinklers, washing machines or other non-essential water during the chlorination period.

“Anyone that may have an adverse reaction to chlorine should take appropriate precautions ahead of time.” said the Village of Salmo.

The village noted chlorine odours may remain in the water for five to seven days after the work is complete. The process will only affect residents connected to the Village of Salmo water system.


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