It’s important to look out for one another in this extreme weather. Started out as a pilot program last year, City of Edmonton has expanded and installed 13 drinking water hydrants all around the city. Be it because you ran out of water at the dog park and the pooch could use a drink to avoid over heating. Or maybe you’ll notice someone in dire need of hydration, you can point them in the right direction. We are fortunate to have clean drinking water and the opportunity to ensure everyone in Edmonton does is very important.
It’s cool to care! Remember that!
Locations of water hydrants.
Central McDougal and Queen Mary Park 109 Ave. and 107 St.Kinistinaw Park 102 Ave and 96 St.105 Ave. and 102 St. Boyle Street Community Services96 St. and 104 Ave. Bissell CentreSheriff Robertson 82 Street and 112 Ave.Butler ParkCallingwood parkMcIntyre Park/OS Farmers MarketMillwoods Transit Station118 Ave. And 82 Street Parkdale PlazaClareview Transit Station6512-132 Ave. (Mosaic Centre)12340 Fort Road (Niginan)Stay hydrated! In partnership with @EPCOR 13 fire hydrants were turned into water bottle filling stations. This is an expansion for a pilot project launched in 2021 to provide more access to drinking water during hot weather.
— City of Edmonton (@CityofEdmonton) June 11, 2022
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