Flooding can occur anytime of the year. High-intensity, short duration storms are becoming more frequent, including windstorms and ice storms, all of which has been seen in the Town. Big rain events and increased precipitation are likely to enhance flood risks.
As we continue to face the impacts of climate change, Halton Hills can expect the following key weather changes:
Additional tips are available on the Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation Home Flooding webpage.
Dealing with floods is a shared responsibility across multiple jurisdictions. Residents are encouraged to visit the links provided below to learn more.
Stormwater Management Master Plan |
The Town of Halton Hills has recently undertaken a Stormwater Management (SWM) Master Plan. The SWM Master Plan will identify constraints and opportunities related to managing the Town’s stormwater system and address issues before stormwater assets fail or are otherwise unable to fulfill their intended purpose. The Town is seeking input from the public and key stakeholders to help guide the SWM Master Plan. Learn more and stay up to date on the Let's Talk Halton Hills project page. |
Conservation Halton |
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Credit Valley Conservation |
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Halton Region |
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The Town of Halton Hills |
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The Government of Ontario |
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