Year: 2021 
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Pembina Valley Water Co-op Update June 15, 2021 06.15.21
Daily Update:
June 15, 2021
Request Continued Conservation Efforts and use of Alternate Water Sources
Water usage on Monday was up 20% from Sunday. The water treatment plants are operating at slightly below full capacity.
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Update – Pembina Valley Water Co-op 06.14.21
Pembina Valley Water Co-Op Update:Daily Update:June 14, 2021Stable Weekend Water Usage. Request Continued Use of Alternate Water Sources due to Warm Temperatures
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New Employment Opportunities 06.14.21
Looking for work? Take a look at the available jobs around Town on the Employment Opportunities page
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Update: Pembina Valley Water Co-Op June 9, 2021 06.09.21
Daily Update:June 9, 2021Water Conservation Still Required in Spite of RainIt was great to see the rain in the past 24 hours but with the forecasted temperatures today and over the next week, we expect to see continued high demand for water.The Regional System continues to be stable with most reservoirs close to full. Your public actions to reduce water usage has made a huge difference. We need everyone to continue to maintain your efforts over the next week.
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Rail Safety Message – CN Railway 06.09.21
CN Police Want to Raise Awareness About How to Operate Mobility Devices at Rail Crossings Safely
CN Police officers are spreading a rail safety message in Town of Morris about the use of mobility devices at rail crossings. Last year in North America, there were over 3,400 collisions with trains, resulting in over 2,200 serious injuries or fatalities. Rail safety is a core value at CN and CN Police wants to be a part of the effort to minimize the risk of accidents at rail crossings. Read More
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Update: Pembina Valley Water Co-op 06.09.21
From Pembina Valley Water Co-opDaily Update:June 8, 2021Water Conservation Efforts Making a Difference, Need Continued FocusOver the last 24 hours the Regional System has continued to be stable with most reservoirs close to full. Your public actions to reduce water is working and is making a difference. We need everyone to continue to maintain your efforts.
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Oh Happy Day Splash Park 06.04.21
Please be advised that Oh Happy Day Splash Park will remain closed over the next few days. Unfortunately, the unexpected Provincial announcement did not provide us enough time to ensure we had adequate staffing in place to open. We also wish to be respectful of the request by PVWC to conserve water and lessen demand on the system. The Town hopes to reopen the park as soon as regulations permit, and the water shortage has abated.
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Please Reduce Water Consumption 06.03.21
The Town of Morris would like to ask residents to lower water consumption over the next few days. The Pembina Valley Water Treatment plant is having issues keeping up with the demand during this dry season. Please refer to the attachment on how you can use water wisely to reduce consumption. We will keep residents updated on the current water situation daily during regular business hours on our social media outlets, website and text/email alerts. If you would like more information please visit the Pembina Valley Water Co-op site.
Using-Water-Wisely-information
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Covid-19 Vaccine Pop-Up Clinic June 16 06.01.21
Pop-up clinics have been scheduled throughout the province in June. Morris Clinic Dates June 16, 23, 30 Clinics run from 10:30a.m. to 6:30 p.m. To book an appointment at a pop-up clinic, call (toll-free) 1-844-626-8222 (1-844-MAN-VACC).
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Town Wide Garage Sale Postponed 06.01.21
Due to current MB health restrictions, the Town of Morris Town Wide Garage Sale scheduled for June 5 has been POSTPONED. A new date will be announced once new Covid-19 restrictions are released.