Interruption in water supply – customers in WSC Dannottage Supply District, Wed. July 3rd and Thurs. July 4th, 2013 and Winton Pumping Station Supply Area July 4th, 2013 The Corporation apologizes to our valued customers and the general public, in our Dannottage District and our Winton Pumping Station Supply Area who were impacted between July 3rd and 4th 2013. To read full press release, click here.

The Corporation now invites proposals to provide consulting services for the DEVELOPMENT ANDIMPLEMENTATION OF A PUBLIC RELATIONS CAMPAIGN. The objectives of the campaign include: – Improving communications between the Corporation and its customers,Ensure awareness and buy-in from customers and residents of the Bahamas for the WSC SupportProgram,Assist with a customer win-back campaign,Ensure that residents of the Bahamas are informed of any public works that are carried...

The Water and Sewerage Corporation (WSC) expects to save around $1.5M from repaired leakages to the system by the end of this year. As excavations continue in Garden Hills, WSC crews are handing out notices to residents letting them know service could be disrupted. The Public Corporation said it would move to Imperial Park in a month or two, which includes Yamacraw and Fox Hill. Click here to read full article. (Courtesy of The Nassau Guardian, March 18, 2013)

WSC Signs Contract with Miya Water The Water and Sewage Corporation expects an $81m contract with Israeli firm Miya Water will result in a significant reduction in water loss.  WSC General Manager Glen Laville told The Tribune yesterday that as it stands, the Corporation loses around 6.5 million gallons of water a day. A closer look revealed, he said, that the massive waste puts the WSC at more than a $16 million a year disadvantage.  But Mr Laville said that with...