Seven public standpipes were constructed, instead of the ten planned, and four boreholes were drilled instead of eight. The electrical equipment is in relatively good condition, with a few exceptions. Some equipment is needed to improve well and borehole drilling operations. The water-treatment equipment is susceptible to occasional breakdowns. The water meters used are not standardized.
Various standpipes have leaks, owing to frequent use.
The pump used to empty the intake tank is not powerful enough. The quality of the water distributed is relatively good, but it could be improved with additional equipment and personnel. Imported chlorine is used to treat the water. The maintenance instructions are being complied with for the most part, and the results of maintenance of the facilities is, on the whole, satisfactory. ONEA's revenues are derived from user fees.