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Eldoret Water and Sanitation Company (ELDOWAS) has announced a new sewer connection drive targeting property owners in Sugunanga, Annex and Jamboni.
In a notice on Tuesday, October 27, the company scheduled visits to the three areas to help residents understand the application process and facilitate connections to the sewer network.
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In a notice, ELDOWAS invited eligible property owners in the designated areas to take advantage of the programme and submit their applications for sewer connections.
"Eldoret Water and Sanitation Company (ELDOWAS) invites property owners in Sugunanga, Annex, and Jamboni to apply for sewer connections under the Last Mile Connectivity Program," the notice read.
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According to ELDOWAS, its team will visit Sukunanga Centre on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, before proceeding to Annex Centre on Thursday, November 5.
The final visit will take place at Jamboni Centre on Friday, November 6.
Property owners intending to apply have been advised to prepare the required documents before visiting the designated centres to facilitate the application process.
The requirements include a photocopy of a National Identity Card or passport, a photocopy of a Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) PIN certificate, and a copy of the title deed or another document proving ownership of the land.
Applicants must also provide two copies of a sketch showing the location of their property.
Those who require additional information or assistance with their applications can visit the ELDOWAS Southern Area Office along Kisumu Road, next to the Reformed Church and opposite Hill School.

This comes months after ELDOWAS issued a notice to customers informing them of an upcoming mass installation of smart water meters across various neighbourhoods.
In a notice, ELDOWAS told customers that smart meter installation in their areas would begin on Thursday, December 11, 2025, and asked them to allow access to authorised staff.
"Dear Customer, Smart Water Meter installation in your area is scheduled to begin on Thursday, December 11, 2025. Please grant access to our identified staff and ensure the meter is secured after installation," the notice read.
ELDOWAS said the exercise is targeting old, faulty or stopped meters as well as resizing needs, explaining that the upgrade would lead to proper meter function, accurate usage data, reliable service and reduced water losses.
"The exercise targets aged, faulty and stopped meters as well as meter resizing. As a result, this will ensure, among other things, proper meter functioning and management of flow rates, accuracy of your water usage data (including meter reading and billing accuracy), reliable and efficient water services, reduction of non-revenue water, and compliance with Water Services Regulations," an earlier notice read.
ELDOWAS added that customers will receive prior notice through SMS, physical notices or direct communication before any staff visit.
"You will be notified in advance via SMS, notices or direct contact before ELDOWAS visits your premises for installation," the notice further read.





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