Water & Sewerage Corporation

Queen's Highway
Cockburn Town
San Salvador, Bahamas

Review

Water Supply Improvement Project Commissioned in San Salvador

The Bahamas Government is continuing its efforts to improve the water supply systems in communities throughout the Family Islands...

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Jet flies relief supplies into the 'hell zone'

RESIDENTS in San Salvador yesterday compared living through Hurricane Joaquin to being trapped in a "hell zone", the storm so violent and devastating that it seemed like something "you would only see in a movie"...

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DPM donates laptops to primary/ secondary schools in San Salvador

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Works and Urban Development, the Hon. Philip ?Brave? Davis donated 12 laptops to the students of the San Salvador Primary School and San Salvador Central High School during a recent visit to the island.

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Club Med pushes opening back due to storm damage

While the Club Med Columbus Isle resort on San Salvador Island has reported no "significant structural damage" in the aftermath of Hurricane Joaquin, the resort's reopening date has been pushed back until December, as it prepares assessment teams.

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Phase One of Reconstruction Strategy Underway with Roof Repairs

Phase One of the Government of The Bahamas? reconstruction and repair plan for those owner-occupied homes damaged by Hurricane Joaquin in the southeastern and central Bahamas got underway Monday with a ?clear and detailed strategy? for how that plan will be executed.

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SOS Awards Double Prizes After Hurricanes

New Ergonomic Chairs for Nassau and San Salvador Winners...Since its launch late last year, Style Office Solutions (SOS) has perfected a model which has helped local companies improve both their look and work environment by making the process of outfitting an office space infinitely less daunting. Months after launching her turnkey design firm...

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Flooding still a problem for BEC effort

FLOODING and damaged distribution systems remain a problem for Bahamas Electricity Corporation officials in their attempts at restoring power to some of the islands hit hardest by Hurricane Joaquin last week...

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