Customers in Central Avenue, Washington Close, Valentine Gardens, Hughenden, Mannings Hill Road and surrounding areas in St. Andrew are likely to experience low water pressure during tonight's (November 10, 2026) regulated schedule. This is as a result of reduced inflows going to the Ferry Facility.
Areas to be impacted:
Sections of Constant Spring Road, Oakland Apartments, Central Avenue, Upper Waterloo Road, Grants Pen, sections of Shortwood Road, Camperdown, West Avenue , Old Church Road, Dulwich, Dukaharan, Washington Close, Grosdale,
Hughenden, Maverely, Lyndale, Woodhaven, Red Hills Blvd, sections of Red Hills Road, sections of Whitehall Avenue, Donmair, Beverlydale, Valentine Gardens, Sunrise Crescent, Calabar, Roymarr, Honey Hill, Cassava Piece, Constant Spring Gardens, Merrivale, Swansea, Leicester, Darlington, Clifton Terrace,
.Areas to be impacted: Clifton Terrace, sections of Mannings Hill Road, Rochester, Lawrence Avenue, Constant Spring Grove.
The NWC apologizes for any inconvenience caused and appreciates the patience and understanding of its valued customers.
For updates, customers may call Customer Care toll-free at 888-225-569 or follow @nwcjam on all social media platforms.
They are lucky with "Low Water Pressure" at nights.
ReplyDeleteHow about "NO WATER" from early day throughout the night less than a mile from the Mona Reservoir.
Say thank God for the low water pressure tonight 10th November 2026.Near Mona Reservoir water gone already.
All I am saying NWC PLEASE DESILT THE MONA AND HERMITAGE RESERVOIRS SO EVEN 90% OF USABLE WATER CAN BE AVAILABLE DURING AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE.RAINY PERIODS.
You know, every year we go through water restrictions.
ReplyDeleteBut never do those in charge do their job to harness river-water running to the sea.
Land of Wood and Water, but we don't direct it to our pipes.
Neither do we desilt the 2 reservoirs.
Same old! Same old!
Yet, NWC want a ridiculous 51%. We, however, are not fooled; they use 51% hoping they get about 30%. Its called negotiation! Ask experienced Union delegates. I used to be a delegate.
ReplyDeleteWe have rivers, why does NWC depend only on rain-water
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