Water Utility

Honduras's municipal water authority (UMAPS) will close its administrative offices October 5–9 for Morazán Week, though emergency and operations staff will remain on duty to maintain service in the capital.

The Municipal Water and Sanitation Unit (UMAPS) is offering an amnesty through October 12 for users with unpaid balances, with the option to pay a 10–30% down payment and finance the remainder over up to 18 months.

San Pedro Sula has no operational wastewater treatment plants despite rapid urban growth, and with the water utility's concession ending in 2030, the construction industry is urging the municipality to secure and develop treatment sites before it is too late.

Tegucigalpa's water utility recovered 153 million lempiras (about $6.1 million) in overdue accounts between March and June, though total arrears exceed 1.8 billion lempiras, with domestic customers owing the largest share.

UMAPS, the water utility serving Tegucigalpa, has launched a digital platform allowing residents to file complaints, report problems, and conduct water-related transactions from home using a smartphone with internet access.