Our Mission

At Genelle Improvement District, we are committed to providing dependable, safe, clean water to our community, as well as timely and courteous customer service.

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Notice of AGM- April 25, 2018 7:00pm

March 26, 2018

Genelle Improvement District will be holding their AGM on April 25th, 2018 at 7:00pm at the Genelle Community Hall.

Anyone interested in running for the one (1) trustee position to fill a 3 year term must submit a nomination form to the Genelle Improvement District office by 2:00pm Wednesday April 18, 2018. Forms are available at the office Mondays and Wednsdays between 10:00am-4:00pm. The election will take place at the AGM. Advanced poling will take place at the GID office on Monday April 23, 2018.

Thank you!

  

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Educating our Children about Water

Educating our Children about Water

April 01, 2018

Valuing and protecting our natural resources is more than just a nice idea; it’s a global necessity. And one crucial way of ensuring a future in which every child has clean water to drink is by teaching those children to conserve and care for our resources— right now. The folks at Project WET (Water Education for Teachers) are committed to doing exactly that. They “envision a world in which action-oriented education enables every child to understand and value water, ensuring a sustainable future.” Project WET is working hard to “develop and deliver the world's best water education resources, organize special water events, manage a worldwide network of local implementing partners and advocate for the role of water education in solving the world's most pressing water issues.”  Project WET

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