- Closed for Canada Day - 30/June/2011
- Manage Your Account Online - 23/April/2010
- Coming in 2010: View and Pay Your Bill Online - 04/January/2010
- Rate Application Notice - 28/July/2009
- Incident at Location Sewage Treatment Plan - 23/February/2009
- Conversion of Residential Water Meters to Electronic Read - 10/February/2009
- Potable Water Capacities Increased - 15/October/2008
- Additional Groundwater License - 12/September/2008
Closed for Canada Day - 30/June/2011
Langdon Waterworks will be closed on Friday July 1st, 2011 to celebrate Canada Day. We will reopen for business Monday July 4th, 2011 at 8:30am.
If you require emergency service during this time frame please visit our Emergency Services Page.
Back To TopManage Your Account Online - 23/April/2010
We’re excited to announce that you can now safely and securely access and pay your invoices online through the Langdon Waterworks website. This new system saves time by allowing you to use your by credit card to pay online, or even automate your payments through direct debit. You can also view past invoices to better monitor water usage, and quickly access and modify your account information. Watch your mailbox for information about how to get started with our online account services.
Back To TopComing in 2010: View and Pay Your Bill Online - 04/January/2010
Very soon, customers will be able to safely and securely access and pay their invoices online through the Langdon Waterworks web site. This new system will save customers time by enabling them to pay online by credit or debit card, and even automate the payment of bills through direct debit. Customers will also be able to view past invoices to better monitor their water usage, and quickly access and modify their account information. Customers will be notified in their monthly invoices when this new service becomes available.
Back To TopRate Application Notice - 28/July/2009
In response to a review by Alberta Utilities Commission, under Rule 11 Guidelines, the new water metered rates have decreased effective August 1, 2009. This will be reflected in the August billing sent out in September. Due to a rapid growth rate since the last application and efficiency measures by Langdon Waterworks Limited the water rates will be reduced from a total of $1.801 to a total of $1.475 per cubic meter measured at the homes. The flat rate of $37.00 per month remains unchanged. Details can be found here. Please note that your July billings to be mailed out in August are still at the old approved rate. For more information check out Application 1508905 and 1508928.
Back To TopIncident at Location Sewage Treatment Plan - 23/February/2009
Langdon Waterworks assures its customers that water services for the Hamlet of Langdon were not affected as a result of the February 23rd incident at a local sewage treatment plant operated by Rocky View Utility Corp. Langdon Waterworks will continue to provide water service without disruption as the incident is investigated and the facility repaired.
Langdon Waterworks offers it's sincere condolences to the RVUC operator that was injured in the unfortunate incident, and extends our support and best wishes to his family.
For further information or inquiries, please e-mail Langdon Waterworks at info@langdonwaterworks.ca
Conversion of Residential Water Meters to Electronic Read - 10/February/2009
Approximately 400 residents in the Hamlet of Langdon are on a manual read system. This requires that meter readers must travel from house to house while recording the meter reading by sight, in person. This requires a large amount of resources to ensure that the water invoices go out accurately and on time.
Langdon Waterworks will be setting up appointments to convert to the electronic radio reads in March. The conversion from the manual read to the electronic radio read should take less than 30 minutes if everything is in place and ready to go. Langdon Waterworks personnel will have to enter the house to ensure that the connections to the water meter for the electronic radio read are in place and operational.
This minor inconvenience will save much time in the future months, so we appreciate your co-operation in helping us make our service to you more efficient. The timeline to complete this work is approximately two months.
Back To TopPotable Water Capacities Increased - 15/October/2008
As the Hamlet of Langdon continues to expand, Langdon Waterworks is required to upsize the potable water reservoirs to ensure peak day water demands. In the Spring of 2009, a new 1,136 cubic meter potable water reservoir will be constructed at the Langdon Waterworks site off of Douglas Avenue.
The storage tank is slated to be an above ground steel reservoir. Modifications to the water treatment plant will include pumps, valves and controls. The expected timeline for commissioning the new reservoir is targeted for July of 2009.
Back To TopAdditional Groundwater License - 12/September/2008
Langdon Waterworks is looking to the future and has obtained an additional groundwater license to meet current and prospected need. Alberta Environment has issued a temporary diversion license to Langdon Waterworks for treatment. This license has taken over a year in obtaining and this license will extend Langdon Waterworks ability to service residents and business for the next 3 to 5 years.
The addition of this license means that Langdon Waterworks can now respond to the ever increasing demands for potable water by residents and development alike, and be prepared for growth in the future.
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