WASCO wishes to inform consumers that the Hill 20 Network has been placed online, following a reduction in network pressure. As a result, the water supply to customers in Babonneau and environs is gradually being restored. Please note that persons at higher elevations and at the end of the service line will experience delays as the network recharges....

WASCO wishes to advise the public that all of its offices will close early on Tuesday 19th November, 2024 from the following times: Vieux Fort Office- 11:00 a.m. Soufriere Office- 11:00 a.m Castries Office- 12:00 p.m.  This closure is necessary to facilitate a general staff meeting.    Normal business hours will resume for all...

WASCO wishes to advise consumers that pressures on the Northern Network are currently normalizing. As the network recharges, customers from Millet to Cap Estate can expect a gradual improvement in their water supply. The following areas remain affected by low pressure and supply interruptions: La Feuille, Bonne Terre, Caye Mange, Careffe, Riviere Mitant,...

WASCO wishes to inform consumers that tank maintenance originally scheduled for Tuesday 19th November at the Beausejour Storage Tank, Gros Islet has been postponed until further notice due to unforeseen circumstances. A revised timeline will be provided in due course. WASCO apologizes to its valued customers for the inconvenience caused.  We...

Castries, Saint Lucia, November 18, 2024 - The Water and Sewerage Company Inc. (WASCO) wishes to inform the public that recent heavy rainfall has resulted in lower-than-normal water pressure for many areas across Saint Lucia. Reduced water production at our treatment plants is a direct result of high turbidity and clogged intakes. This situation arises...

WASCO regrets to inform consumers that the Southern Network has been placed offline due to high turbidity and clogged intakes following heavy rainfall. As a result, customers in the south of the island will experience low pressure and temporary interruptions in their water supply.  Conditions are expected to improve within the next 24 to 48 hours....