Is the Water Locked Off in St. Elizabeth? Live NWC Status
No, the water is not locked off in St. Elizabeth right now according to current NWC reports.
St. Elizabeth spreads across the south-west, from the Black River morass up to the Santa Cruz mountains.
St. Elizabeth is Jamaica's driest parish and trucking is a normal part of supply. NWC lock offs in Junction and Santa Cruz frequently accompany drought rationing rather than mains repair.
Over the last six months this tracker has logged 5 NWC water lock offs in St. Elizabeth, with an average restoration time of 2.0 days. That history is what shapes the expectations below for how long a NWC water lock off in St. Elizabeth usually lasts.
Recent NWC Outages in St. Elizabeth
EMERGENCY LEAK REPAIR WORK IMPACTING WATER SUPPLY …sections of St Elizabeth and Manchester impacted
HIGH TURBIDITY AFFECTS WATER SUPPLY TO SECTIONS OF ST ELIZABETH
High Turbidity Levels
JPS POWER OUTAGE IMPACTING WATER SUPPLY…sections of St Elizabeth and Manchester impacted
JPSCo POWER OUTAGE
Emergency Pipeline Repair Work
Pipeline Repair work
Scheduled Maintenance Work
Communities in St. Elizabeth
NWC water lock offs in St. Elizabeth are most often reported from these communities and towns:
- Black River
- Santa Cruz
- Junction
- Malvern
- Balaclava
- Lacovia
- Braes River
How to Report a NWC Outage in St. Elizabeth
- Call the NWC Customer Care line at 1-888-CALL-NWC (225-5692).
- Or tweet @nwc_jamaica with your address and the issue.
- Submit a report through the NWC website's contact form.
- Have your account number and the affected street ready.
- Give the operator a St. Elizabeth landmark — Black River, Santa Cruz, Junction are the reference pointsNWC crews use most in this parish.
You can also add your report to this tracker so neighbours in St. Elizabeth can see it immediately.