Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans The Sewerage and Water Board has been serving citizens and protecting the environment since 1899. Originally formed to combat disease by providing safe drinking water and eliminating the health hazards of open sewer ditches, today the S&WB continues its mission using 21st century technology. Our revised Web Site is designed to improve the services and convenience available to customers, consumers, and businesses. The Web Site is a work in progress and features will be continually added and assessed. Watch our Board Meeting Live! Water Service Repair Notifications Raftelis Review Of Water Rates 2007 Quality Water Report 2006   S&WB Frequently Asked Questions Job Opportunities S&WB Employee Login Board Member Login Board Members Calendar Press Releases GoSSERP Site Map   Account Services Bids and Business Contacts Review your account information, see your latest bill, confirm recent payments, and more. How to do business with the Sewerage and Water Board, including Disadvantaged Business Enterprise certification. Find the S&WB department that can answer your questions. Customer Information Field Work General Information Topics of interest to customers and residents - apply for service, get a password to view your account, and much more. News on what is happening with repairs and construction projects for the water, sewer, and drainage systems. Other information about the Sewerage and Water Board, including its history, Board meetings, facilities, budgets, reports and studies. Click on the buttons at the top of the page, the menu items on the left, or the titles above to go to the service you want. This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher. The site uses JavaScript and Cascading Style Sheets. Older browsers may not support these features. Our Webmasters would like to know how you feel about the site. Please contact them with your ideas and suggestions for improvements. Search You can search for specific topics on the Sewerage and Water Board website by using the Search Box below. Other websites that may be of interest are: The City of New Orleans The American Water Works Association (AWWA) Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies (AMWA) Association of Metropolitan Sewerage Agencies (AMSA) Water Environment Federation Hurricane and Local Weather Information U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Search: search tips sitemap