Hey #HaltonHills! @CVC_CA has issued a Flood Outlook Statement in effect through to end of Friday, April 4, 2025. We ask residents, and particularly children, to keep a safe distance from watercourses, including bridges, culverts and dams. Slippery conditions make these locations unsafe. For more information on actions you can take, the roles of conservation authorities and government, please visit the Town’s webpage on flooding at bit.ly/4i314ix

The probability of ice break tomorrow is high, though flood risks remain moderate throughout Wednesday (Feb 5) and Thursday (Feb 6), #HaltonHills. Residents, and particularly children, are asked to keep a safe distance from watercourses, including bridges, culverts and dams. Slippery conditions make these locations unsafe. What You Can Do ❗️ • If you are in danger, call 911 immediately. • To report flooding, call the Credit Valley Conservation at 905-670-1615. • To report local flooding on municipal roads, bridges or in blocked catch basins, call the Town at 905-873-2600, ext. 2603. • This information is also available in the FAQs on the CVC website at bit.ly/4ipFGnj • There are also actions you can take to protect your home such as laying sandbags down to shield your home, removing valuable belongings from your basement and away from low level windows. For more information on actions you can take, the roles of conservation authorities and government, please visit the Town’s webpage on flooding at bit.ly/4i314ix