In two weeks, Mazatlán’s wáter department, la Junta Municipal de Agua Potable y Alcantarillado (Jumapam) will begin its first water census.
Rocío Barragán Chacón, head of Jumapam’s communications department, the object of the census is to visit the homes of its 143,000 users to ascertain exactly how many people use Jumapam’s services and to evaluate its (efficiency).
The results will allow Jumapam to plan new projects to provide better service. She expects the results of the census to be made public in February, 2015.
Jumapam inspectors will wear sky blue jackets and matching hats and will not ask anything other than questions relating to water service. As well, she added, the inspectors will check water meters and advise owners if they need a new one the cost of which will be added to their water bill.
(from Noroeste)
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