Cus­tomers of the Wa­ter and Sew­er­age Au­thor­i­ty are be­ing en­cour­aged to keep cur­rent with their wa­ter rates pay­ments and avoid go­ing in­to ar­rears.

This, as WASA is­sued a re­lease ad­vis­ing those un­able to clear off their ar­rears right away of the op­tions avail­able to them.

WASA says cus­tomers who are un­able to im­me­di­ate­ly clear their ar­rears should con­tact the Au­thor­i­ty to ex­plore avail­able pay­ment op­tions, via:

●   Email: cus­tom­erser­vice@wasa.gov.tt

●   We­bchat: www.wasa.gov.tt

●   What­sApp: 709-7793 (mes­sage on­ly)

The wa­ter au­thor­i­ty al­so ex­pressed thanks to those cus­tomers whose ac­counts are cur­rent.

“The Wa­ter and Sew­er­age Au­thor­i­ty ex­tends its ap­pre­ci­a­tion to the many cus­tomers who re­spond­ed pos­i­tive­ly to the call to pay their out­stand­ing rates or con­tact­ed the Au­thor­i­ty to make arrange­ments to do so. The Au­thor­i­ty is al­so thank­ful to those cus­tomers who con­tin­ue to meet their com­mit­ments to pay their rates,” the ad­vi­so­ry from WASA stat­ed.

This week, the Au­thor­i­ty re­opened its Cus­tomer Ser­vice Cen­tre at its Trinci­ty Re­gion­al Com­plex off the Gold­en Grove Road, to ac­cept pay­ments from cus­tomers, on Mon­day June 28th.

WASA re­minds its cus­tomers they can pay their bills from the con­ve­nience and safe­ty of their own homes via any of the fol­low­ing op­tions:

●   WASA Cus­tomer Por­tal https://cus­tomer­por­tal.wasa.gov.tt/

●   WASA Ser­vice App avail­able on Ap­ple and Play Stores

●   Com­mer­cial Banks – on­line bank­ing