Septic Sense, Online Workshop

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Water Wise, an initiative of Langley Environmental Partners Society and the Township of Langley are hosting an online workshop called Septic Sense. Guest expert Dean Scovill is leading the FREE online seminar on Tuesday September 15th, 2020 6:30 - 8:30 pm. Register and learn about proper private septic system care and maintenance, including: Septic system layout, Locating your septic system, Common septic system failures and General septic system maintenance!

WHEN

Tuesday September 15th, 2020
6:30 - 8:30 pm

WHERE & HOW

Online via Zoom

WHO

• Water Wise
• Langley Environmental Partners Society
• Township of Langley
  
• ​Septic Expert, Dean Scovill
  
• ​Other guest speakers

WHAT

Learn, or improve your knowledge about how to care and maintain efficiently your private septic system including explanations, suggestions and the opportunity to ask questions and solve specific problems related to your septic system. 

REGISTER

• Register by email at water@leps.bc.ca
• Register by phone or 604.546.0343
• The workshop hosted via Zoom a link will be provided at registration.
• Check out the Facebook event!​

Register by EMAIL

Register by PHONE

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About Water Wise

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The Water Wise program is an initiative of the Township of Langley’s Water Resource Management Strategy. It includes a public outreach and educational program delivered annually throughout the Township with the help of Langley Environmental Partners Society (LEPS). Since 2002, the Water Wise program has visited communities and neighbourhoods informing residents about the importance of local groundwater resources, and providing practical ways to conserve and protect our supply.
The Water Wise program:

• Hosts free community workshops for residents on topics ranging from proper septic tank maintenance to management of private wells
• Offers tools and economic incentives for residents to conserve water
• Engages residents at community events
• Provides elementary school level workshops and performances