In a year that’s seen some major impacts to Canberra’s environment and health, Icon Water’s 2019-20 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report highlights the importance of delivering high quality, safe drinking water with the utility confirming 100% compliance to the ACT’s Public Health (Drinking Water
Icon Water have partnered with Floriade Reimagined to launch a photography competition that focusses on the value of water as Canberrans welcome spring back to the bush capital.
Icon Water crews will be carrying out flow and pressure testing in O’Connor on Tuesday 1 September which may lead to temporary discoloured water during and after the works.
Icon Water advises that due to the heavy rain over the past three days infiltrating the sewerage system, the Lower Molonglo Water Quality Control Centre treatment plant is expecte
Canberrans will see their combined water and sewerage price remain the same for 2020-21, as Icon Water announces a price freeze for 12 months from 1 July 2020.
Icon Water are proud to release their Climate Change Adaptation Plan this World Environment Day.
“Like many Australian water utilities, Icon Water is affected by all aspects of climate change,” said Ben Bryant, Icon Water Manager Environment and Sustainability.
Following recent rainfall and improved flows in the Murrumbidgee River, Icon Water will operate the Murrumbidgee to Googong Pipeline (M2G).
Icon Water are providing local Canberra cafés and restaurants with free dog bowls as part of their Woof Water initiative, which Managing Director Ray Hezkial launched this morning at Two Before Ten Café in Greenway.
Icon Water crews will be carrying out essential works near Brisbane Avenue on Tuesday 21 January which may lead to temporary discoloured water during and after the works.
Residents in Holt and surrounding suburbs may experience temporary water discolouration this evening, Friday 3 January 2020 following a burst water main on Starke Street.