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UPDATE – City-wide Boil Water Advisory – March 31

Updated 6:15 p.m., March 31

Due to water main flushing, residents in select areas may experience temporary low water pressure and/or discoloured water on Tuesday, March 31. This work is part of the City’s response following earlier city-wide water pressure issues.

Instructions

  • If your water appears cloudy or discoloured, run your cold water tap until the water clears.
  • Residents must continue to follow the Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory (PDWA) currently in effect.

Updated 11:55 a.m., March 31

City-wide water pressure has been restored. The Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory (PDWA) remains in effect while required water quality testing is completed.

The advisory will remain in effect until test results have been received and reviewed. The public should expect the PDWA to remain in place until later this week.

Until the advisory is lifted, continue to bring all water to a rolling boil for at least one minute before consumption, including water used for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, and food preparation.

The City will notify residents and businesses once the PDWA has been lifted.

Updated 7:51 a.m., March 31

Please be advised the City of Weyburn is currently subject to a boil water advisory until further notice. Officials are working to resolve the issue.

Please take the following precautions:

  • Boil water used for drinking purposes, for at least 1 minute at a rolling boil, prior to use;
  • Boil water for activities where it may be ingested;
  • Do not drink from any public drinking fountains in the affected area;
  • People may use the water for washing and bathing.

Residents will be contacted immediately as soon as new information becomes available.

PDWA Started

March 31, 2026

The City of Weyburn is aware of low water pressure being experienced across the community. Crews are currently addressing the issue and working to restore service as quickly as possible.

Residents are asked to limit non-essential water use at this time while crews work to resolve the issue.

To help keep phone lines open at City Hall and Public Works for urgent matters, residents are encouraged to check weyburn.ca for the latest updates.

We appreciate the community’s patience and understanding while this issue is being addressed.