Heads up, San Antonio! Our neighbors in Corpus Christi could be running low on water, and we're checking if that's going to impact our own taps. We'll keep you posted as we learn more.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 6 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The average residential bill would increase by $3.91 in the first year under the adjusted plan, compared to $4.47 under the original proposal.
The utility benefits from a more stable financial outlook to fund necessary infrastructure upgrades.
Residents will see an increase in their monthly water bills during a time of high inflation.
San Antonio's recent intense rainfall has drastically improved drought conditions, restoring local reservoirs and removing previous limits on July 4 fireworks sales.
San Antonio City Council to vote next week on SAWS rate increases totaling 29% through 2029 Texas Public Radio | TPR
SAWS is asking for a multi-year rate increase to pay for aging infrastructure and rising operational costs. The city is trying to trim the fat to keep bills as low as possible for residents.
SAWS is proposing to adjust water rates over the next few years. This means your water bill could go up. The city council is being briefed on the proposal as part of the budget process, and there will be more opportunities for public input before a final decision is made.
SAWS says it needs to raise rates. It’s hitting resistance at City Hall. San Antonio Express-News
A contained spill in San Antonio has released over 100,000 gallons into Rosillo Creek, prompting safety warnings by San Antonio Water System as repairs continue.
Major Texas city hit with flooding after water main rupture MySA
The city is acquiring conservation easements on significant acreage in Medina County to protect the Edwards Aquifer, a vital water source.
A potential joint City and County Ad Hoc Committee is being considered to establish a centralized system for diversion and recovery, possibly including a mental health and developmental disabilities diversion center. This initiative aims to address critical public safety and health needs within the community.
A major point of contention was the proposed on-site wastewater treatment plant for the development. Opponents raised serious concerns about its potential impact on the local water supply and the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone.
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