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The San Antonio Water System paused disconnections in March 2020 at the start of the pandemic. It's estimated there are now more than 65,000 accounts with overdue bills totaling over $53 million for the city-owned utility company.
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A couple of hot and dry weeks after a rainy spell has the San Antonio Water System advising residents to limit watering with automatic sprinkler systems or risk "sticker shock" when their water bill arrives.
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A report on San Antonio’s response to the winter storm is expected to be ready by the middle of June, making it more than four months before the public fully sees the shortcomings of the energy crisis that left many residents without power and water for days in February.
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SAWS officials announced they will close bulk water distribution sites today at 5 p.m. due to a drop in traffic. They will continue to deliver bottled water to vulnerable residents including homebound seniors until March 6.
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The San Antonio Water System Board received its first behind-the-scenes report on Tuesday of how the city’s water supply became largely unreliable during February’s winter blitz.
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The boil water notice issued last Wednesday by SAWS has now been cleared for all areas.
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The City of San Antonio wants to help residents repair damaged pipes that may cause harm.
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The City of San Antonio is considering an emergency fund for repairs related to the winter storm including busted pipes and other utility damage. The San Antonio Water System is offering a relief plan to all customers who will only have to pay the lower of two bills. There is also an emergency order in place to try and prevent price gouging as residents seek repairs.
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From cooking with candles to boiling snow: This is what Texans without power and water are doing to stay safe.
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El Sistema De Agua de San Antonio emitió un aviso voluntario de hervir agua para sus clientes. El agua para beber, cocinar y hacer hielo debería ser hervida antes de usar.