Water Service

SANAA technician Osman Suazo said the water utility is disconnecting service 35–40 times daily across La Ceiba's neighborhoods and municipalities to pressure residents into paying their bills.

Tegucigalpa's municipal water authority (UMAPS) released a distribution schedule for Sunday, October 18, with different neighborhoods receiving service during morning, afternoon, and evening hours.

UMAPS released the water-distribution schedule for dozens of neighborhoods in Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela on Friday, October 9, with service times varying by sector.

UMAPS says drinking-water service will continue during the October 5–9 Morazán Holiday, with emergency crews staying on duty and regular water deliveries to scheduled neighborhoods in Tegucigalpa proceeding as planned.

UMAPS released an updated water distribution schedule for Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela on September 27, listing specific neighborhoods and service times as part of a revised calendar through October 31.

Tegucigalpa's municipal water utility UMAPS alerted customers that a former meter-reader is allegedly collecting unauthorized payments in several neighborhoods, posing as an official collector on a motorcycle while wearing a blue vest.

The Tegucigalpa municipal water authority (UMAPS) has published distribution schedules for 40+ neighborhoods on September 23, with service times varying by zone and actual arrival depending on location and plant availability.

The capital's water utility will distribute potable water to dozens of Tegucigalpa neighborhoods on Saturday, September 19, with staggered schedules ranging from early morning to evening hours.

Neighborhoods across Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela will receive potable water on staggered schedules from September 14 to 18, with different start and end times by sector.

UMAPS has released its water-supply schedule for September 3 in Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela, with different neighborhoods receiving service during varying time windows; residents should note that water arrival times may differ based on location.

UMAPS released a detailed water-distribution schedule for dozens of Tegucigalpa neighborhoods between August 15 and 23, with service times varying by zone; the utility noted delivery times depend on location and water pressure.

Tegucigalpa residents can now check when water will arrive at their neighborhood through a new UMAPS digital platform, and the city has set fines of L500 (about $20) for first-time water waste and L1,000 for repeat offenses.