Kimberley Water Quality Advisory lifted

Black Press file

Black Press file

The City of Kimberley has rescinded the Water Quality Advisory which was begun on Monday, May 9, 2022, effective immediately.

Turbidity levels are now below 1 NTU again.

Please keep in mind that the freshet is not over, and more advisories typically occur, You can keep an eye on daily turbidity levels at kimberley.ca.

READ: City of Kimberley issues water quality advisory


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