Updated: Emergency water shut off for Salmo

Update 3:22pm: The waterline break has been repaired and water has been restored.

Salmo residents are advised that due to an emergency waterline repair, the Village of Salmo will be shutting the water off to all residences located from 1002 to 1269 Glendale Avenue, Gretchen Crescent, Larsen Road, Tamarac Crescent and Glendale Mobile Home Park.

The water will be turned off at approximately 11:00 am. The estimated repair time is unknown at this time however the water will be turned back on as soon as possible,

If you have any questions please contact the Village Office at (250) 357-9433.


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