The National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) has issued a formal service update regarding delayed residential waste collection services affecting specific communities in Antigua and Barbuda. The affected areas include the neighborhoods of Urlings and Falmouth Harbour, where scheduled garbage collection has experienced unforeseen interruptions.
In an official communication, the NSWMA acknowledged the service disruption and assured residents that collection teams are working diligently to resolve the operational issues. The authority has committed to completing all pending collections by Saturday, March 14th, 2026, restoring regular service schedules promptly.
The waste management authority has established a dedicated communication channel for residents experiencing service interruptions. Private citizens are encouraged to report missed collections or delays through the NSWMA hotline at 562-1347, enabling faster response and resolution to service complaints.
This incident highlights the ongoing challenges in maintaining consistent public sanitation services while demonstrating the authority’s commitment to transparency and problem resolution. The NSWMA emphasizes its partnership with communities toward achieving cleaner urban environments across Antigua and Barbuda, reinforcing the importance of collaborative effort between public institutions and citizens in maintaining municipal hygiene standards.