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Drinking Water Management Plan Update

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​About the Drinking Water Management Plan update​

Metro Vancouver delivers high-quality drinking water to over three million people every day but climate change, seismic risk, and rapid population growth are putting increasing pressure on our drinking water system.

That’s why Metro Vancouver is updating the Drinking Water Management Plan, the region’s shared strategy for protecting, managing, and investing in the drinking water system over the next decade.

T​​ogether with our member jurisdictions, we are working to ensure that drinking water in the region continues to be:
  • ​​High-quality: clean and carefully monitored
  • Sustainably managed: using only what we need, protecting what we have
  • Reliably delivered: through a system that’s built to last

​This is our water, our region and your input helps shape what comes next.​​​

Help shape the f​uture of Metro Vancouver’s drinking water

Real voices from across the region: planners, engineers, technicians, students, residents, stewards, reflecting on their connection to water and our shared future.​

    Every drop of water has a story.

    Water connects us all, from the mountains where it begins to the taps in our homes.

    Whether it’s a favourite place you return to, a lesson someone once shared, a small way you help conserve, or a moment that made you see water differently, your story matters. Share your connection to water and help shape the future of our region’s drinking water system.

    Share your water story

    Engageme​​nt

    Metro Vancouver is inviting residents, communities, and organizations to help shape the future of the region’s drinking water. By sharing your ideas, experiences, and concerns, you’ll help Metro Vancouver:

    • ​Understand how proposed upgrades and changes may affect people and places
    • Plan for climate change, seismic risks, and future population growth
    • Ensure the plan reflects the values and interests of local First Nations
    • Align with other regional strategies
    • Set clear goals and actions that deliver real, measurable benefits

    ​Your input helps us build a plan that works for everyone and every drop.

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