Drouin will benefit from a $2.5M investment as Gippsland Water delivers a project to prevent sewer spills in the Settlement Road area of town.
Sale and Wurruk customers can be reassured that the drinking water is safe. Gippsland Water increased its testing regime to include PFOS and PFAS following issues at the East Sale RAAF base in 2015.
Specialist divers have started the painstaking task of blocking pipes and inspecting the liner for cracks to find the source of a leak in a tank at the Maffra Water Treatment Plant.
Gippsland Water’s Maffra Treatment Plant is experiencing operational stress due to a leak in the system and customers are being urged to remain vigilant with outdoor water use over the next week of forecast hot temperatures.
A highly skilled local woman has been selected to lead Gippsland Water as Managing Director. Following a national search and an exhaustive interview process, the board has selected Sarah Cumming to lead the organisation. A lawyer, with a background in governance and major reform, Ms Cumming has strong connections to the local area
Gippsland Water supplies fresh clean drinking water to more than 70,000 customers, and wastewater services to more than 63,000 customers across an area of more than 5,000 square kilometres. It maintains a $1 billion infrastructure network, which includes more than 2,000 kilometres of water mains, 15 water treatment plants, over 1,700 kilometres of sewer mains and 14 wastewater treatment plants.
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