Kincardine will coordinate the emergency response concerns of a nuclear emergency situation resulting from an accident at the Bruce Power Site in the Municipality of Kincardine". Kincardine is required to maintain a warning system within 3 km of the plant, and has a network of 10 warning stations equipped with sirens and strobes. A variety of radiation monitoring measures are in place. Milk samples from local farms are collected weekly. Drinking water at treatment plants in Kincardine and Southampton is sampled twice daily, and tested weekly. Ground water is sampled from several surface water, shallow and deep well locations. Aquatic sediment and fish are analysed, as well as livestock feed, honey, eggs, fruits and vegetables. Reactor data The Bruce Generating Station consist of 8 operational reactors. See also Nuclear power in Canada Darlington Nuclear Generating Station Pickering Nuclear Generating Station List of largest power stations in Canada List of largest power stations Huron Wind References Further reading Parr, Joy (2010). Sensing Changes: Technologies, Environments, and the Everyday, 1953–2003. Vancouver: UBC Press. External links Bruce Power – plant operator Ontario Power Generation (OPG) – site owner, operates WWMF Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) – Ontario's ISO Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL) – involved with design, owns Douglas Point Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) – federal regulator Kincardine – host municipality Nuclear power stations in Ontario Ontario Power Generation Ontario electricity policy OMERS Buildings and structures in Bruce County Nuclear power stations using CANDU reactors Nuclear power stations with proposed reactors Public–private partnership projects in Canada 1977 establishments in Ontario Energy infrastructure completed in 1977