Water main shutdown - Maldon
- Maldon
Our crews will be completing maintenance works on two valves in Reef Street, Maldon on Thursday 24 July from 9am to 1pm.
These works will mean a short, temporary interruption to some customers. These customers have been notified.
We recommend affect customers store sufficient water for your day’s need prior to the shutdown.
When supply is restored, you will need to run your taps for a period of time until the water becomes clear.
Minor traffic management will be in place.
We apologise for any inconvenience.
Water main shutdown - Epsom
- Epsom
Monday 21 July
Works have been completed and water is restored.
Following the works there may be some discolouration or air bubbles in your water. If this occurs run your tap for a few minutes until the water runs clear.
Sunday, 20 July
Our crews are attending a leaking water main on the corner of Howard Street and the Midland Highway in Epsom.
Repair works to this leak will begin at 10.30pm to minimise any impact to customers.
During the works customers in the area may notice pressure fluctuations or have no water until the repairs are complete.
Full service is estimated to be restored at 3.30am on Monday, 20 July 2025.
Following the works there may be some discolouration in your water. If this occurs run your tap for a few minutes until the water runs clear.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Please check this website or our social media for updates or call us on 1300 363 200.
Water main shutdown - Heathcote
- Heathcote
Our crews will be completing repair works to a fire plug in High Street between Chauncey and Mitchell street in Heathcote on Tuesday 22 July from 8.30am to 12.30pm.
These works will mean a short, temporary interruption to some customers. These customers have been notified.
We recommend affect customers store sufficient water for your day’s need prior to the shutdown
Minor traffic management will be in place.
Low or fluctuating water pressure - Maiden Gully
- Maiden Gully
Customers in Maiden Gully may experience a short period of low or fluctuating water pressure on Tuesday 15 July as work continues on the construction of the new Maiden Gully to Marong Pipeline.
If you are in the area, you may notice changes to water pressure between 8.30am and 1.30pm. Your water will remain safe to drink at all times.
Our construction crews are currently working in front of the Maiden Gully shopping strip, and work will continue in this area for approximately the next four weeks before progressing to the next section.
Once complete, the Maiden Gully to Marong Pipeline will deliver greater capacity and reliability for this growing area of Bendigo.
You can read more about this important project at connect.coliban.com.au/maiden-gully-marong-pipeline
Taste and Odour - Goornong
- Goornong
Wednesday 9 July
Goornong customers
The taste and odour issue some customers recently reported has now resolved. We’d like to thank you for your patience while we managed this issue, and apologise for any inconvenience caused.
The issue as caused by compounds in the raw water quality entering our water treatment plant. The process of treating raw water and turning it into safe drinking water is complex. A number of naturally occurring substances can impact the taste and odour of treated drinking water, even in the tiniest amounts. This is what happened in Goornong.
In response, we adjusted the treatment process to remove these compounds. We also completed a targeted flushing campaign of the water mains. We also continued to test and assess the water quality to ensure our plan to fix the problem was working.
We’re confident your water should now be back to normal. However, if you are still experiencing problems, we want to know about it. You can call us on 1300 363 200 with these details.
Once again, our apologies and thank you for your patience while we managed this unexpected issue.