Category: Help & Advice
BWA’s Pumping Station at Carlton Back Online
BARBADOS WATER AUTHORITY
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) wishes to inform residents and businesses in the St. Peter and St. James districts who recently experienced low water pressure or outages as a result of technical problems…
BWA Staff Meeting – Thursday, March 14, 2019
BARBADOS WATER AUTHORITY
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
The Barbados Water Authority would like to inform the public that its offices including the payment centres at The Pine, St. Michael and Probyn Street, Bridgetown, will be closed to business between 8:30 am and 11:30 am on Thursday, March 14th.
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Water Bills Delayed for the Month of February
BARBADOS WATER AUTHORITY
PRESS RELEASE
The Barbados Water Authority advises the public that due to technical difficulties experienced recently with its Customer Information System, there has been a delay in the preparation of some water bills for the month…
BWA Experiences Temporary Malodours at the Bridgetown Sewage Treatment Plant
BARBADOS WATER AUTHORITY
PRESS RELEASE
The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) is today reporting that it experienced a glitch with one of the blowers at the Bridgetown Sewage Treatment Plant during the late evening of Saturday, January 12th. This resulted in some malodours being experienced in the immediate vicinity of the…
BWA to Continue Condition Assessment of the South Coast Sewer Network
The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) will be continuing its Condition Assessment of the sewer network along Hastings, Christ Church.
This investigation which is critical to the resolution of the south coast sewage crisis and will be carried out tonight Monday, January 7th from 11:00 pm until 5:00 am tomorrow Tuesday, January 8th.
The non-invasive geo-physical…
BWA Updates its Customers about Water Outages
The BWA would like to thank it’s valued customers for their patience as it worked assiduously to restore the water supply to all affected areas.
The Authority advises persons fed from the Castle Grant Reservoir that water is flowing back into the affected districts as St. Joseph districts impacted earlier, now have water running through…
Worthing Beach Reopened
The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources advises the public that acting on the recommendation of the Ministry of Health and the Environmental Protection Department of that Ministry, the Worthing Beaches are open to the public for bathing.
From time to time it may be necessary to restrict use of the beaches to facilitate the…
BWA Reports Water Returning to St. Joseph Districts
The Barbados Water Authority would like to inform its valued customers in parts of St. Joseph and St. Thomas who were today Monday affected by a water outage, that pumping has this evening resumed from both of the facilities that send water into the Castle Grant Reservoir which in turn feeds these areas.
Marketing…
BWA on the Way to Solving Problems in its Distribution Network
Over the past few days, the Barbados Water Authority has been impacted by a number of problems in various sections of its distribution network.
Today, Monday, of major concern is a water outage in several St. Joseph and St. Thomas districts. Marketing Officer, Yvette Harris-Griffith stated that “this problem arose because of low reservoir levels…
Update on Community Tanks Initiative
The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) wishes to thank the people of Barbados and in particular, Corporate Barbados, for their generous support of the recent purchase and installation of the community water tanks initiative.
The response was indeed overwhelming with some one hundred and fifty-one (151) tanks being pledged. Of these, one hundred and twenty-six…
