The bulk water filling station at the Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre is now closed for the season.
Bulk Water Options
The City of Belleville currently has two operational stationary bulk water systems for residents use. One is located at 395 Sidney Street which requires you to set up a customer account for use. The other bulk water station is a coin operated system at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre. Each station requires a different set of preparation and instructions for use. Please click on the stations below for further instructions.
Mobile Bulk Water Station
Do you need bulk drinking water for an event? Consider booking the City's Quench Buggy and filling out a Facility Request Form.
The Quench Buggy was a Green Task Force Committee initiative with a goal of reducing the amount of single-use plastic water bottles during events and serve as a mobile water station. Environmental Services has spearheaded the initiative to ensure portable clean and safe drinking water is available on a case-by-case basis for events and emergencies. The water supplied is produced, treated and disinfected at the Gerry O’Connor Treatment Plant, the same water that is supplied to 44,000 residents across Belleville. Our water operators work around the clock to ensure that the residents of Belleville receive high-quality drinking water. The City of Belleville follows provincial standards for quality management, monitors water quality parameters continuously, and takes samples throughout the City every week so that you can be confident our water is clean, safe, and always available. Our Water Treatment System can treat up to 72 million liters of water a day, watch our Doors Open Ontario interactive video.
