Last August 1, 2016 at City Mayor’s Office, Zamboanga City Water District (ZCWD) represented by General Manager Leonardo Rey D. Vasquez together with ZCWD Chairperson Edwin M. Caliolio and City Mayor Maria Isabelle G. Climaco, signed the revised memorandum of agreement for the construction of the Sewerage Treatment Facility (STF) in the presence of City continue reading : “SIGNING OF THE REVISED MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERAGE TREATMENT FACILITY”
The Zamboanga City Water District is lifting the water rationing effective today, July 4. The onset of the 2016 rainy season driven by monsoon or “habagat” which the city experienced during the months of May and June brought about an almost normal rainfall which slowly stabilized the dam level to normal and steady rise in continue reading : Water rationing lifted – ZCWD
Forty Two (42) years of providing water to the people of Zamboanga City is an achievement already by itself but still the city water utility firm looks to the years ahead to build an even better water system for the city. In a keynote address during yesterday’s simple celebration of the city’s water firm 42nd continue reading : ZCWD celebrates 42 years of service to residents of Zamboanga City
Zamboanga City Water District (ZCWD) through Community Relations and External Affairs Section (CREAS) in coordination with USAID Be Secure participated yesterday March 29, 2016 in the national observance of World Water Day organized by Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) with its theme: Water and jobs. The said clean up took place at Murok, Pasonanca Zamboanga continue reading : “ZCWD Goes Clean Up on World Water Day!”
Despite the occurrence of rain showers in the city, Zamboanga City Water District still follows the every-other-day water rationing schedule since the dam level has not yet stabilized at normal levels. The accumulated volume of water is not sufficient to stabilize ZCWD’s dam at normal level since most of the stream flow seeps into the continue reading : Rains, still not enough to lift water rationing