Pumping and Power Equipment Status

Currently the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans has 95 of 99 drainage pumps available for use.

SWBNO Hosts a Job Fair: May 19 at the New Orleans Convention Center

The Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans is partnering with multiple agencies across the city to host a job fair on Thursday May 19 at the New Orleans Convention Center in Great Halls B and C.

What is the future of SWBNO? Check out our five-year Strategic Plan

We are undertaking a once-in-a-generation effort to integrate the operation, management, and improvement of New Orleans’ drainage, water, and wastewater systems through proactive planning.

Don't FOG up your festival season with a plumbing disaster. Learn how to deal with Fats Oils and Greases.

Every day is a good day to practice proper disposal of grease products, but as we host friends and family, Oils and Greases are showing up in kitchens more than usual. Click here to see guidelines for proper disposal of grease products.

Learn more about our Backflow Prevention Program

You can help prevent cross connections in the City's water supply. A cross connection is a physical connection between the drinking water and a non-potable source. The most common form of cross connections on residential properties is a submerged hose in pools. Fill your vessels (tub, swimming pool, ornamental fountain, etc.) through an air gap. Make sure the hose is not in the water, but let the water discharge through the air into the pool rather than submerging the hose.

Schedule In-Person Visit

Schedule an in-person visit to meet with a representative, to pay your bill, or to file for Plumbing permits.

View & Pay Your Bill Online

View and pay your bills online, review transaction and payment history, analyze and download water consumption data, and more.

Report Leaks & Field Problems

Report water leaks, sewer leaks or any other related field problems easily and quickly using this online form.

Questions For Us?

Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page for a comprehensive list of the most common questions we receive from our customers.

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NOLA Ready is your hub for emergency preparedness and response in New Orleans, managed by the New Orleans Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness.

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