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​​​​​​​​Serving Edmonton and Surrounding Areas for Over 100 Years

The Rossdale site is located in Edmonton's North Saskatchewan River valley, close to the Walterdale Bridge. The 36.4 acre (14.7 hectare) facility is a well-known historical site in the heart of the city. The Rossdale site has been providing water and power to Edmonton citizens for more than 100 years. Today, the site supplies Edmonton and its surrounding areas with drinking water and power.

 

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Working with the community to define plant operations

With your help, we've developed shared goals and a long-term plan to guide how we will design, build and operate our ​plants​ for decades to come.
Working with the community​

Upcoming ​projects at Rossdale

Check out what we're up to at the Rossdale site.
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Our relationship with Indigenous Peoples

We are committed to our relationship with Indigenous Peoples connec​ted to the land.
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Protecting the Rossdale Water Treatment Plant from Flooding

Find out how we work to protect the Rossdale Water Treatment Plant from the impacts of a one in 500 year flood.
Read ou​r protection strategy

Newsletters

Stay up to date by reading our recent Rossdale Water Treatment community newsletters.
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​About the Rossdale site

The Rossdale site includes the Rossdale and Bellamy Substations, the Rossdale Water Treatment Plant, a guardhouse, and other EPCOR-owned facilities.

Rossdale and Bellamy Substations

A substation is a part of the electrical system that connects two or more powerlines. The Rossdale and Bellamy substations convert electricity from higher voltage (power lines transmission lines) to lower voltages that can be safely distributed​ to homes and businesses in the area. 

Rossdale Water Treatment Plant

The Rossdale Water Treatment Plant is one of Edmonton's two water treatment plants, and has been providing water to citizens of Edmonton since 1903. Water from the North Saskatchewan River is treated, tested and stored on-site in reservoirs until is needed. Clean drinking water is then pumped out through the transmission/distribution system to homes and businesses throughout the city.

See the water treatment process in action.

Historical significance

We recognize the archaeological and historical significance of the site: the importance of this area in fostering communities predates the City of Edmonton itself. As such, we are committed to preserving the heritage and history of Rossdale, providing more open and public space and minimizing impacts to the community. To ensure the integrity of this area, all excavations completed on site will be appropriately managed. When appropriate an archaeologist of record will be on site during ground disturbances.

Contact us

​​​We believe in listening to and engaging stakeholders. Community input and involvement is an important part of our decision-making and we want to hear what you think about our initiatives.

 

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Phone: (780) 412-4200
Email: e​pcorprojects@epcor.com​​

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