Repairs at Well 37 to Disrupt Water Supply in 48 Puerto Vallarta Neighborhoods

Seapal Vallarta has scheduled repairs on Well 37 from May 14 to May 15, causing low pressure or complete outages for 48 neighborhoods; service will normalize by 6 p.m. on May 15.

Seapal Vallarta, the city’s water utility, has announced that urgent repair work on Well 37 will leave at least 48 neighborhoods experiencing low water pressure or total service suspension beginning today. Residents are being urged to take precautionary measures to ensure they have sufficient water for essential needs.

The affected areas include 12 de Octubre; Lomas del Calvario; Ampliación Magisterio; El Magisterio; Los Mangos; Lomas del Coapinole; Coapinole; Villa de San Nicolás; Campestre San Nicolás; Ampliación Vista Dorada; Vista Dorada I & II; Ampliación Vista Hermosa I & II; Vista Hermosa I & II; Ampliación Vista Océano; Vista Océano; Vista al Mar; Vista del Palmar; Vista Paraíso; Fracc. Vista Bahía; Fracc. Vista Pacífico; Ampliación Volcanes; Campestre Volcanes; Vista Volcanes; Lomas del Progreso; Palmar del Progreso II; El Salitrillo; Fracc. Maralta; El Mangal; La Parota; and Prolongación Vista a la Puesta del Sol.

A Seapal spokesman emphasized the importance of storing water in advance, postponing laundry and non-essential cleaning tasks, and checking household storage tanks for adequate reserves. “We apologize for any inconvenience and thank the community for their understanding as we complete these necessary repairs,” the utility’s statement read.

Service is expected to return to normal by 6 p.m. on Thursday, May 15. Customers who continue to experience interruptions beyond this timeframe, or who require further information, may contact Seapal Vallarta’s customer service hotline.

Local businesses—particularly hotels, restaurants, and tourist facilities—are advised to implement contingency plans to minimize the impact on guests and operations. Visitors are also encouraged to plan accordingly and limit water usage during the repair window.

Seapal Vallarta has committed to providing real-time updates via its website and social media channels throughout the repair period to keep residents informed of progress and any changes to the restoration schedule.

Seapal Vallarta has scheduled repairs on Well 37 from May 14 to May 15, causing low pressure or complete outages for 48 neighborhoods; service will normalize by 6 p.m. on May 15.

Seapal Vallarta, the city’s water utility, has announced that urgent repair work on Well 37 will leave at least 48 neighborhoods experiencing low water pressure or total service suspension beginning today. Residents are being urged to take precautionary measures to ensure they have sufficient water for essential needs.

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