Michael Mortimer

Michael Mortimer has extensive experience in the water and wastewater management field. Michael currently works at the Ontario Clean Water Agency as the Vice President of Operations for South Peel. Prior to this role, they served as the Regional Manager for the Georgian Highlands and the Conveyance Services Group at the same agency.

Before joining the Ontario Clean Water Agency, Michael worked at the City of Stratford as the Manager of Environmental Services. In this role, they were responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the water division and managing infrastructure activities for the wastewater collection system.

Prior to their time at the City of Stratford, Michael worked at the City of Waterloo as the Manager of Water Operations and Maintenance. Here, they supervised water distribution operators and was involved in budgeting, water quality programs, and regulatory compliance.

Michael's work experience also includes roles at the Region of Waterloo as a Water Quality Specialist and a SCADA/Process Water Operator at the Mannheim Water Treatment Plant. Michael began their career at the District Municipality of Muskoka as a Water and Wastewater Treatment Operator, where they operated and maintained various treatment facilities and collection systems.

Overall, Michael Mortimer has a diverse background in water and wastewater management, with experience in operations, maintenance, budgeting, and regulatory compliance.

Michael Mortimer obtained a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Environmental Biology from Western University from 1993 to 1997. Michael also received certification in Ontario Water and Wastewater, although the specific dates and details are not provided.