Water Project
Wild Water is working toward making high-quality potable water available to the region, sourced from the E.L. Smith water plant in Edmonton through the Capital Region Parkland Water Services Commission.
Although we don’t have water service yet, the Summer Village of Sunset Point is partnering with Wild Water to bring treated City of Edmonton water to our community. We are committed to providing clean water and efficient waste management for a sustainable future. Stay tuned for updates on our progress and contact us for more information. Together, let’s build a thriving and environmentally responsible community.
Sunset Point is working with regional partners to improve water quality and long-term potability for the area.
Wild Water was formed by municipalities concerned about water quality, quantity, and potability.
The Tri-Village Sewage System is jointly operated with Val Quentin and Alberta Beach, with bi-monthly oversight meetings.
Wild Water is working toward making high-quality potable water available to the region, sourced from the E.L. Smith water plant in Edmonton through the Capital Region Parkland Water Services Commission.
A major driver has been water quality challenges in communities with existing distribution systems, along with limits in well water quantity and quality across the region.
Wild Water includes the following municipal partners:
Also referenced: West Inter-lake District Regional Water Services Commission.
The Tri-Village Sewage System is jointly operated by the Summer Villages of Sunset Point and Val Quentin and the Village of Alberta Beach. Representatives meet bimonthly to review matters pertaining to the sewer system.
Sewer connection and permits are obtained from Alberta Beach Village Office:
To help staff respond efficiently, include the following when you reach out:
We’ll post updates as the water project progresses. Contact us anytime if you have questions.