Upgrading of the water supply network in central Limassol

Work is currently underway to replace the aging water supply network in central Limassol, a project with a total budget of approximately €9.2 million. The initiative aims to upgrade the city’s water infrastructure by establishing a modern distribution network spanning approximately 100 kilometers. According to the Limassol District Local Government Organization (EOA), construction began in July 2026 and will cover 220 streets, directly serving a population of about 40,000 residents.

The project is supported by funding from the European Union Cohesion Fund through the THALIA 2021–2027 program. Crews are presently operating on streets south of the Fire Station on Makariou III Avenue and east of the Garyllis River. To date, 11 loops of the new network, totaling 3,623 meters, have been completed and put into operation. This represents approximately 3.62% of the total project length.

This infrastructure overhaul is part of a broader strategy to modernize Limassol’s utility services. The Limassol EOA continues to oversee the installation process as part of the long-term plan to ensure improved water delivery and system efficiency throughout the urban center.