Halifax is one of Canada’s oldest cities, and with that comes ageing water and sewer infrastructure that needs renewal.
Between 2019 and 2049, Halifax Water plans to invest about $4 billion to upgrade infrastructure to ensure the continued delivery of high-quality water, wastewater and stormwater services to benefit our customers and the environment. Below are some of the projects currently underway at Halifax Water.
Newton Avenue Water Main Replacement
As part of our ongoing commitment to communicating with customers and the local community, Halifax Water would like to inform you that we are upgrading the water main on Newton Avenue, Halifax, between Chebucto Road and Quinpool Road.
Langevin Drive Recap & Water Main Renewal
As part of our ongoing commitment to communicating with customers and the local community, Halifax Water would like to inform you that we are replacing a section of the water main that runs along Langevin Drive and Skyridge Avenue. This work is part of the utility's 30-year, $4 billion investment commitment to improving aging water, wastewater and stormwater systems.
Raymond and Walker Street Infrastructure Upgrades
As part of our ongoing commitment to communicating with customers and the local community, Halifax Water would like to inform you that we, in conjunction with HRM, will be initiating the Raymond and Walker St. infrastructure project. This work is part of the utility's 30-year, $4 billion investment commitment to improving aging water, wastewater and stormwater systems.
Charlotte Dr. & Jayden Dr. Infrastructure Replacement
As part of our ongoing commitment to communicating with customers and the local community, Halifax Water would like to inform you that we are completing upgrades to the water distribution system on Charlotte Drive and Jayden Drive in Dartmouth.
Cogswell District Energy System
The Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) is redeveloping the existing Cogswell Interchange area located in downtown Halifax. As part of this redevelopment plan, HRM requested Halifax Water explore the feasibility of an Ambient Temperature District Energy System (ATDES) in the Cogswell area.
