Water and Sewer

Environmental Service

• Stirling Infrastructure Capacity Assessment       

• Stirling 2024 Drinking Water Annual Report
• Wastewater Annual Report 2024
• Stirling 2023 Drinking Water Annual Report
• Wastewater Annual Report 2023
• Drinking Water Quality Management System Operational Plan
• Drinking Water Quality Management Final Standard
• Water Financial Plan 2020 160-301A
• Alternate Water Sources
• Sump pump notice to residents final revision
• Water Consumption Guide
• Water Meter Handout
• Water & Sewer Rates

The Township of Stirling-Rawdon retained JLR to conduct the infrastructure capacity assessment, taking into account the existing servicing conditions and projected growth that it anticipates over the coming years. The Water, Wastewater and Stormwater Capacity Assessment was completed and identifies preferred options to meet the Existing, Short-Term (5 year design basis), Mid-Term (10 year design basis), and Full Build Out (20 year and beyond design basis) water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure needs of the Municipality.

The municipality’s urban area of Stirling is located approximately 20km northwest of the Belleville Hwy 62 Exit on the 401 Expressway. It is located on the Rawdon Creek at the confluence of former County Road 8 and former Highway 14.

The Township of Stirling-Rawdon does not have bulk water stations. There are bulk water stations in nearby municipalities

Quinte West

Note that the dispensing units have one-inch camlock connections. A one-inch connection hose is required with a one-inch female camlock connector. Due to public health concerns, customers must provide their hose to obtain water from the coin-operated bulk water stations. 

Bulk water (per 1000 litres)

Note: minimum of $1.00 to start fill. Coin-operated stations accept toonies ($2) and loonies ($1) and quarters ($0.25).