Puerto Vallarta, Mexico — Residents of Puerto Vallarta are being advised to prepare for potential water shortages today as the Puerto Vallarta Potable Water and Sewer System (SEAPAL) initiates critical maintenance and repair work on a key water supply pipeline.
Starting at 11:00 a.m. this Tuesday, SEAPAL will conduct extensive repairs aimed at addressing ongoing pressure issues within the city’s water distribution network. The maintenance is expected to result in reduced water pressure and possible intermittent water shortages across multiple neighborhoods.
Affected Areas
A total of 54 colonies and subdivisions will experience the impact of the pipeline work. Notable affected areas include:
- Magisterio Extension
- Bobadilla
- Bosques del Progreso
- Brisas del Pacífico
- Campestre San Nicolás
- El Calvario
- Maralta Subdivision
- La Parota
- Lisboa
- Villas del Real
Residents in these areas are strongly encouraged to take necessary precautions by storing adequate water supplies in advance to mitigate any inconvenience caused by the anticipated disruptions.
SEAPAL’s Efforts to Improve Service
The ongoing maintenance is part of SEAPAL’s broader initiative to enhance water service reliability in regions plagued by consistent pressure problems. “Our technicians are working diligently throughout the day to ensure that the repairs are completed efficiently,” a SEAPAL spokesperson stated. “We understand the importance of a stable water supply for our residents and are committed to restoring full service as quickly as possible.”
Comprehensive List of Affected Colonies
In addition to the primary neighborhoods mentioned, the following areas will also experience water pressure fluctuations:
- 12 de Octubre
- Ampliación Vista Dorada
- Ampliación Vista Hermosa II
- Ampliación Volcanes
- Campestre Volcanes
- Carboneras
- Coapinole
- Copa del Rey
- Del Villar
- El Conejo
- El Magisterio
- El Mangal
- El Progreso
- Lomas de San Nicolás
- Lomas del Calvario
- Lomas del Coapinole
- Lomas del Progreso
- Fracc. Maralta
- Fracc. Vista Bahia
- Fracc. Vista Hermosa I y II
- Fracc. Vista Pacífico
- Héroes de la Patria
- Hipódromo
- Joyas del Pedregal
- La Floresta
- La Trinidad
- Laguna del Valle
- Las Lomas
- Loma Bonita
- Lomas de Enmedio
- Los Mangos
- Morelos y Pavón
- Palma Really I
- Palmar del Progreso I y II
- Salitrillo
- San Miguel
- Villas de San Nicolás
- Vista al Mar
- Vista Dorada I y II
- Vista Océano
- Vista Volcanes
- Vistas a la Puesta del Sol
- Volcanes
- Volcanes de la Montaña
Community Response and Recommendations
Local community leaders have echoed SEAPAL’s recommendations, urging residents to stay informed and prepared. “We understand that water shortages can be challenging,” said Maria López, a spokesperson for the Puerto Vallarta Neighborhood Association. “By taking proactive steps, such as storing water, we can minimize the impact on our daily lives.”
Residents are also advised to stay updated through SEAPAL’s official channels for real-time information on the progress of the maintenance work and any changes to the expected water supply status.
Looking Ahead
SEAPAL anticipates that the repair work will be completed within the day, with full water service expected to resume by evening. The agency remains committed to improving the city’s water infrastructure to ensure long-term reliability and to address the needs of Puerto Vallarta’s growing population.
For further assistance or to report issues related to the water supply, residents can contact SEAPAL’s customer service hotline or visit their official website.
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico — Residents of Puerto Vallarta are being advised to prepare for potential water shortages today as the Puerto Vallarta Potable Water and Sewer System (SEAPAL) initiates critical maintenance and repair work on a key water supply pipeline.
