Progress by Utility

We provide quality water to 38000 homes and businesses. Our employees operate 3 water treatment plants, 570 kilometres of water main, 5,197 water valves, 4 booster stations, 9 water storage facilities and 3,401 fire hydrants. 21 billion litres of treated water was pumped through our system in the past year, 2 billion litres less than the year before. 

Here’s a look at what we improved in 2017 for Water

We provide safe and reliable wastewater services to nearly 37,000 homes and businesses, while minimizing impact on the environment. Our employees maintain 469 kilometres of sewer main, 6,507 maintenance holes, 36 sewage pumping stations, 9 combined sewer overflow tanks, and 3 wastewater treatment plants. 

Here’s a look at what we improved in 2017 for Wastewater

We maintain a safe and reliable gas distribution system, serving 15,000 homes and businesses in central Kingston. Our employees maintain 256 kilometres of gas main, 228 kilometres of gas services, 1,403 mainline gas valves, and 9 gas pressure regulating stations. 

Here’s a look at what we improved in 2017 for Gas

We provide asset management, billing and operational services to Kingston Hydro, which in turn is the Ontario Energy Board licensed distributor of electricity for 28,000 customers in central Kingston. Our employees service 5,150 poles, 1,785 transformers, 17 distribution substations, 1,413 underground structures, 104 kilometres of 5 kV underground cables, 179 kilometres of 5 kV overhead conductors, 7 km of 44 kV underground conductors,  and 47 kilometres of 44 kV overhead conductors.

Here’s a look at what we improved in 2017 for Electricity

We provide reliable maintenance and operation of traffic signals at 200 intersections and over 10,000 streetlights in the city of Kingston.

Here’s a look at what we improved in 2017 for StreetlightsAndTrafficSignals