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Water and sewage
The pipes and plants that bring clean water in and take sewage away, and what they cost. This includes the Mount Brydges sewage treatment plant.
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Reports
Guide to the 2026 Deputy Mayor candidates
This guide uses public records to compare the three people who ran for Deputy Mayor of Strathroy-Caradoc in 2026.
Lawsuits against the town, 2022-2026
This report explains the lawsuits and court fights involving the town of Strathroy-Caradoc from November 2022 to October 2026, and what is public about what they cost.
Guide to the 2026 Ward 2 council candidates
This guide uses public records to compare the five people who ran for three Ward 2 seats on Strathroy-Caradoc Council in 2026.
Mount Brydges sewage plant: costs, votes and lawsuit
This report explains why the Mount Brydges sewage plant has had trouble meeting its pollution rules, how the cost of fixing it grew, how Council voted, and why two neighbouring families are suing.
Town plans about this
Asset Management Plan (AMP)
A big list of everything the town owns - roads, bridges, pipes, buildings, trucks and parks - how worn out each thing is, and how much money the town needs to set aside every year to fix and replace it.
Strategic plan · 2024-2029Council Strategic Plan 2024-2029
Council's to-do list for the town from 2024 to 2029, saying what it wants to get done and roughly when.
Master plan · 2024-2046Water and Wastewater Master Plan
The town's long-range plan for the pipes, tanks and treatment plants that bring clean water in and take sewage and rainwater away, so Strathroy and Mount Brydges can keep growing to 2046.
What council members promised about this
| Who | Promise | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Colin Grantham Mayor | He promised to adopt a Mount Brydges wastewater plan that sets out the plant's future, and said he stands by council's current path for the plant. | Not yet measured |
| Mike McGuire Deputy Mayor | He named the Mount Brydges wastewater treatment plant as a top priority. | Not yet measured |
| Greg Willsie Councillor | He wants wastewater (sewage) capacity to keep pace with new development. | Not yet measured |