FRAUD ALERT - "Secret Shopper" Scam If you have received a check bearing the address of the Niagara Falls Water Board you are an unwilling participant of a consumer check scam. Do not attempt to deposit or cash the check. You, the depositor will be responsible for the amount of the fraudulent check and any related bank charges. Do not forward, wire or FAX any information to the phone numbers on the letter or the check. If you do, your personal account information will be at risk. Instead please call the Niagara Falls Water Board at (716) 283-9770 ext 0 or the Ontario Provincial Police Fraud Unit at (888) 495-8501 and refer to Case #54181 (2/24/2009) 
|  Think you have a water leak?Most water meters have a small, red diamond known as a low flow indicator. This indicator spins if the slightest amount of water flows through the meter. To check for a leak, shut off all the water inside and outside your home. When you're sure everything's off, check the indicator. If it's spinning, you most likely have a leak-and it's time to call a plumber. Want advice on more topics like "how to read your meter" or "what to do if you have water pressure problems"? Check out our Customer Resource Center... |
| Notice to Residential Users:The Niagara Falls Water Board, Outside Water Maintenance Division, will be flushing hydrants starting Thursday, May 26th 2009, between Ontario and Pine, and Hyde Park Blvd to Portage Rd. Starting Monday June 29, 2009 we will be switching to the area between College Avenue and Ontario Avenue, and Hyde Park Blvd. to the Niagara River If water is discolored after flushing crew leaves your area, please run cold water at your tap for a few minutes until clear. |
