Emergency cuts hit Dilijan about twice a month. See what Veolia Jur has announced, check whether neighbours' taps are dry too, and know who to call.
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Dilijan's water comes through Veolia Jur (Վեոլիա Ջուր), the national operator, under a concession that runs to 2032. Supply is normally continuous — there is no rationing schedule in force here. A national 17-hour schedule announced to start on 1 May 2026 was suspended before it took effect.
What Dilijan does get is emergency cuts: roughly twice a month a burst or repair takes out a cluster of streets, and sometimes the whole town — the last full-town cut ran about 24 hours over 7–8 July 2026. In late winter (late January to March) the sources themselves run short and cuts become more frequent. A power cut can also stop the pumps: in April 2026 an electricity outage took the water down with it.
Cuts are announced in Armenian, usually with the affected streets listed, on the VeoliaJur Telegram channel and on veolia.am. If your tap is dry, check the board below first — it tells you whether it's just your building or the whole sector — then call Veolia's 1-85 hotline.
No water cuts reported right now.
Kamo / Myasnikyan / Artsakh streets (Կամո, Մյասնիկյան, Արցախի)
No reports · These streets often share one Veolia notice — nearby streets like Aghayan and Andranik usually go with them.
Gorky St / Tbilisyan Highway (Մ. Գորկի, Թբիլիսյան խճուղի)
No reports · The highway-side cluster — another recurring pair in Veolia's notices.
Kalinin / Ivanov streets (Կալինինի, Իվանովի)
No reports · A third cluster that tends to be cut together.
Town centre (Կենտրոն)
No reports · The central area around the amphitheatre and Myasnikyan St's lower stretch.
Rest of town
No reports · Pick this if your street isn't named in the areas above.
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How this works
The town is fed by mountain sources inside and around Dilijan National Park. In late winter (late January to March 2026) those sources ran short and cuts became more frequent. Heavy rain and spring snowmelt stir the same sources, so after a storm the tap can run turbid for a while.
The national water operator, running Dilijan's network under a concession to 2032. The 1-85 hotline takes cut and burst reports; outage notices (Armenian only) are published on this page. The old vjur.am site and its outage map are gone — it now just redirects here.
The fastest channel for cut notices, in Armenian. This link is the public preview filtered to posts mentioning Dilijan (Դիլիջան) — no Telegram account needed. The unfiltered channel is t.me/s/VeoliaJur.
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