Jump to navigation   Search DISCOVER TERRACE CULTURE & HERITAGE PARKS & RECREATION CITY SERVICES CITY HALL BUSINESS & DEVELOPMENT DISCOVER TERRACE Transportation NEWS EVENTS MOVING TO TERRACE? VISITING? TRANSPORTATION ABOUT HISTORY PHOTOS The City of Terrace is home to several trail routes, allowing for easy walking, jogging, and biking to commute around the community. We are also home to a network of BC Transit services to bring you all over the city, and even as far as our neighbouring community to the south—Kitimat, BC. For all of the city's public transportation availabilty including maps, schedules, fares, and news, please visit Terrace Regional Transit. Explore Other Available Transportation Home > Discover Terrace > Transportation NEWS EVENTS MAPS Helpful Links Sitemap Terms & Conditions © City of Terrace

Jump to navigation   Search DISCOVER TERRACE CULTURE & HERITAGE PARKS & RECREATION CITY SERVICES CITY HALL BUSINESS & DEVELOPMENT CITY SERVICES Water Quality and Conservation EMERGENCY SERVICES LANDFILL SITE GARBAGE, ORGANICS & RECYCLING WATER SNOW REMOVAL ANIMAL CONTROL CEMETERY FINANCE & TAXATION SAFE NEEDLE DISPOSAL GRANTS & GRANT SUPPORT The City of Terrace Community Water System serves a population of approximately 12,000 people with 3,943 water connections. There are three sources of water that the system draws from: Frank St. Wells Deep Creek Skeena River The Frank St. Wells provide over 99% of the water delivered to end users, with Deep Creek and the Skeena River serving as emergency backup sources. Storage is provided at two reservoir sites: Wilson St. reservoirs: Two reservoirs that service most of the community and Brauns Island Combined volume of the two reservoirs is 2,712m3 with a maximum winter turnover rate of 30 hours Halliwell reservoir: Services the Bench neighbourhoods and some areas of the Regional District to the north of town The largest of the three reservoirs, with a volume of 2,727m3 and a maximum winter turnover of 48 hours Learn more about our water systems in our water system reports below. Water System and Water Quality Reports Water Conservation The City of Terrace wishes to remind all residents that water sprinkling restrictions are enforced year-round. When can you use sprinklers? ODD-numbered addresses – On ODD-numbered days EVEN-numbered addresses – On EVEN-numbered days Hand sprinkling of flowers and shrubs with a controlled nozzle is allowed at any time. These restrictions are in place to ensure that we have water available in case of a wildfire, and to keep the costs of delivering water to a minimum. Water Is a Precious Resource: Conservation Can Save You Money Water Conservation Tips Calculate Water Use Home > City Services > Water Quality and Conservation NEWS EVENTS MAPS Helpful Links Sitemap Terms & Conditions © City of Terrace