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At least a week before Huntsville water levels go down

The Town of Huntsville would like to notify residents that we are experiencing a slight rise in water levels due to the recent precipitation, and it will be at least a week before residents begin to see any noticeable reduction in water levels.

If you are in an emergency situation and need to evacuate call 911.

  • Residents affected by flooding who require other assistance are encouraged to call Town of Huntsville Customer Service at 705-789-6421 x0
  • Residents are advised that properties in flooded areas using well water should assume the water is not safe to drink
  • For flooding resources and sandbag information please visit the Town of Huntsville website at Huntsville.ca  

  • Residents interested in seeking information on the Disaster Recovery Assistance for Ontarians program should visit the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing website. The Town of Huntsville has provided a brief summary of the Ministry program at Huntsville.ca.
  • Federal Government has engaged an emergency local Services Canada team to assist residents or businesses affected by flooding. This service is only to assist with Federal issues (loss of documents, or EI). Please contact Hon. Tony Clements office during regular business hours: 44A King William Street, Huntsville ON or 705-789-4640
  • Town of Huntsville Emergency Control Group and MNRF Officials will continue to monitor conditions and meeting throughout the weekend and updates will be issued as required. Residents are encouraged to monitor local media outlets, the MNRF and the Town of Huntsville websites for updates
  • Public works crews are continuing to repair flooded roads as water recedes. For road closure updates follow us on  Facebook , Twitter, or follow our newsfeed.
  • Please note that flooded roads are closed for public safety and it is illegal to drive on a closed road.

The Town continues to remind residents and visitors to stay clear of waterways. Parents and guardians are also advised to remind children to stay clear of open waters, creeks and rivers.

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