Water

Goulburn Valley Water / Water

Goulburn Valley Water is responsible for managing and treating the water we source from across the region to high standards as set out by the Victorian Safe Drinking Water Act 2003.

We monitor and test water quality regularly throughout our service area and we implement proactive initiatives to maintain and improve water quality.

Water Plans & Strategies

Plans and strategies to ensure we operate within Victorian State Governments legislative and regulatory framework.
Water Restrictions

Customers are expected to follow Permanent Water Saving Rules (PWSR) all year round and Water Restrictions as they are allocated to towns.
Water Resources

In the Goulburn Valley, water for drinking purposes is obtained from surface water sources such as rivers, creeks, channels and reservoirs.
Water Quality

We take our role of providing quality drinking water seriously and have established a Drinking Water Quality Management System (DWQMS) which uses principles of the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines 2011.
Being Waterwise

There are simple things that you can do each day to help reduce water consumption around the home and garden which will also save you money.
Water Treatment

Treatment of raw water is necessary to remove colour, fine particulates, harmful chemicals, organic compounds and most importantly, harmful micro-organisms.
Wastewater Treatment

We operate 26 Wastewater Management Facilities (WMF), the majority of which use lagoon treatment of wastewater followed by land-based reuse.
Water and climate change

The climate is changing – and so is the way we need to manage our water supply process

Water

Water Plans & Strategies

Water Restrictions

Water Resources

Water Quality

Being Waterwise

Water Treatment

Wastewater Treatment

Water and climate change

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