Where Grenada’s water comes from, how we treat it, and what it
takes to keep it flowing.
Almost all of Grenada’s water starts as rain falling on the forested interior. It runs into the rivers and springs, we hold it behind dams, treat it at plants across the island, and pipe it out to homes, businesses and standpipes. A smaller share is pumped up from boreholes. The rest of this section explains each step, and what we all need to do to make the supply last.
What we test for, how often we test, and what to do if your water looks or tastes different.
The five stages surface water goes through before it reaches you.
Find the plant that supplies your area and the communities it serves.
How we protect the catchments, cut losses in the network, and plan for the dry season.
Test the toilet and read your meter to catch a leak on your side before it reaches your bill.
Small habits in the kitchen, bathroom, laundry and yard that add up across the year.
Storing water, expected restrictions, and what to do when the rivers run low.
Tell us what you're seeing. If it's affecting your area, we want to know early.
Water off in your area?
