Highlights from LWSC activities — conservation, customer engagement and community partnerships across our service area.
The LWSC Technical Board conducted an inspection visit at the Limuru Sewerage Treatment Plant to review operations, treatment standards and infrastructure maintenance.
The visit supports LWSC's commitment to safe sewage collection and treatment within Limuru Town and surrounding sewered areas.
17 photos · Click to enlarge
Site visit and inspection of Pump No. 11 at Manguo, part of LWSC's water supply infrastructure serving the Limuru scheme area.
The pump station plays a key role in maintaining reliable water pressure and supply to customers in the network.
13 photos · Click to enlarge
Members of the LWSC Technical Board visited the in-house meter calibration bench to assess Class-C accuracy testing capabilities and meter verification processes.
The bench supports fair billing by ensuring customer meters meet required accuracy standards before installation and during dispute resolution.
17 photos · Click to enlarge
The Technical Board visited the Limuru Scheme Office to review water supply operations, customer service delivery and scheme office infrastructure.
The Maji Centre office serves as LWSC's primary customer-facing hub for Limuru Town and surrounding areas.
8 photos · Click to enlarge
The LWSC Technical Board inspected the ongoing Tilisi Water Project to monitor progress on works aimed at expanding water supply coverage in the area.
The project is part of LWSC's continued investment in infrastructure to connect more households with safe, reliable water.
26 photos · Click to enlarge
Limuru Water, with the courtesy of H.E. the Governor — Wamatangi, of the County Government of Kiambu, commissioned the Kabuku Borehole Project in Ngecha/Tigoni Ward, Limuru Sub-County.
The County Government of Kiambu is undertaking 16 kilometres of new water piping in the ward to connect more households with water.
7 photos · Click to enlarge
On 23 May, LWSC participated in a tree-planting activity with the help of our Managing Director. We donated 300 seedlings towards this noble conservation initiative led by Compassion Africa at All Souls Schools, Ndeiya.
Among the seedlings were avocado trees. In the near future, these will help ensure that every pupil at the school receives at least one or two free fruits each week — supporting both environmental stewardship and nutrition for learners.
6 photos · Click to enlarge