Message from the General Manager of the Sewerage Board, Mr. Iacovos Papaiacovou

Dear fellow citizens,

Our website aims to become another means of communication and exchange of information between the Board and you. Through its pages you can be informed about the Sewerage System of Limassol – Amathus, learn when your area is to be connected, print various applications and find other interesting topics.

Click on the appropriate box and submit your recommendations to us. If you wish to submit any complaint or feedback you can do it through our website or send them by e-mail ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ). If you want to pay your bills with your credit card, log on through our website to JCC Payments. We are looking forward to your suggestions and comments.

The main task of the Sewerage Board of Limassol - Amathus (SBLA) is the construction, operation and maintenance of the public sewerage and stormwater drainage system of the Greater Limassol Area and therefore to improve the hygienic and environmental conditions and the quality of life in the area.

In 2006, the final implementation phase of the project has started with the expansion of the "Moni" Wastewater Water Treatment Plant. The plant is in full operation since 2008. The other new expansion works include:

• Expanding the network of main and secondary pipelines to cover the entire project area to the north, east and west of the Limassol area.
• Upgrading of the major facilities of the system such as pumping stations and the Sewerage Treatment Plant in Moni area.
• Construction of second Wastewater Treatment Plant in the West of Limassol Greater area and new pumping stations.
• Extension of the storm water drainage system and construction of about four retention ponds so as to eliminate the flooding problems in some areas.

Our goal is to complete the sewerage network across the Greater Limassol Area by year 2013, with a total project cost exceeding EUR 342 million. Until todate, SBLA constructed significant sewerage and drainage infrastructure projects worth of millions of euro. These works are an irrefutable sample of culture and progress, covering basic needs of the community, helping to improve the quality of life and protecting public health as well as the environment.

Some of the many benefits and advantages of the sewerage system are described in the pages of this website. If we all work together, there is no doubt that we and our children will enjoy a better quality of life in the coming years and will ensure a better environment for future generations.