To report a water main break emergency, please call 204-346-6232.
In compliance with provincial guidelines (Office of Drinking Water), the City of Steinbach will complete annual water sampling for lead at various residential and commercial properties across the city, and is currently looking for residents to volunteer their homes to be part of the water sampling process. Apply to be part of the program and learn more below.
Now taking applications for 2024 sampling!
The City of Steinbach issues quarterly utility statements. Residents will receive a statement at the beginning of May, August, November and February. Utility bills are due by the last business day of the month they are received.
Have questions about your bill? Contact the Utility Clerk.
The City of Steinbach takes its water stewardship role seriously and is working towards a long-term land application license allowing for the dispersal of biosolids.
Disposable wipes do not break down enough to pass through the City's sewer system. Instead, they build up and create blockages.
Improper discharge overloads causes strain on City storm water and sewer systems that are not intended to take on this additional water.
Find out about the city waterworks system and where the responsiblity of property owners begins and ends.
Water conservation means doing the same with less, by using water more efficiently or reducing where appropriate, in order to protect the resource now, and for the future. Using water wisely will reduce pollution and health risks, lower water costs, and extend the useful life of existing supply and waste treatment facilities. To ensure that we have enough cost-effective water for current and future Steinbach residents, we need to work at reducing the amount of water we waste daily.
