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NOTICE: 8-hour water shutdown for East and CBD

On Wednesday and Thursday, residents in the East and the CBD will experience water interruptions.

Some residents in the eastern parts of Pretoria will experience water interruptions as part of planned upgrades by Rand Water to the water pipeline. The shutdown is scheduled for Wednesday, December 8, from 18:00 until 23:00 to switch supply from an old to a new pipeline. The upgrade work would be carried out at the Willow Acres, Six Fountains and Shere meters, according to Tshwane metro spokesperson Lindela Mashigo.

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The following areas will be affected:

– Six Fountains

– Shere

– Silver Willows

Meanwhile, Tshwane has scheduled upgrade work for Thursday, December 9, 2021 in Mientjieskop. On this day, the metro’s artisans will be installing meters, two 150mm and one 80mm in this area.

The said upgrade will take eight hours to conclude, starting from 09:00 until 17:00.

The following areas will be affected:

– Arcadia

– Arcadia Extension 9

– Bryntirion

– Deerness

– Eastclyffe

– Eastwood

– Elandspoort 357-JR

– Lisdogan Park

– Pretoria Town

and Townlands 351-JR

– Prinshof 349-JR

– Rietfontein – Rietfontein 321-JR

– Rietondale – Rietondale Extension 1 and 2

– Riviera – Riviera Extension 11 – Riviera Extension 13

– Villieria

“The City apologises for the inconvenience that might arise as a result of the planned interruptions,” Mashigo said. “Residents are further urged to use water sparingly at all times.”

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