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WAPA Reminds Public That Bills Now Being Received Are For Pre-Hurricane Electrical Service

As the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority’s restoration efforts continue, with each island now more than 90 percent reenergized, WAPA reminded customers on Tuesday that the bills now being received represent electrical service provided prior to the hurricanes. WAPA acknowledged the difficulties being experienced by its business and residential customers in the aftermath of the two hurricanes, however, after several months of delay, the utility resumed billing in mid-December for the services rendered up to September 5. Late fees associated with these bills are being waived. Customers are encouraged to make payments via any of the payment options available: online at www.viwapa.vi, at the self-service payment kiosks at Petrus Plaza and Port of Sale Mall on St. Thomas and at Sunny Isle on St. Croix, as well as at local banks and customer service offices in Port of Sale Mall, St. Thomas, The Marketplace on St. John, and Sunny Isle on St. Croix. Checks, cash and credit cards are acce...