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Calling all San Antonio homeowners: Are you ready to create a landscape that’s resilient and uses less water? SAWS WaterSaver Landscape Coupons are back to help you do just that — with a few seasonal improvements.
There’s no doubt that spring is a good time to plant. But fall is even better! With that in mind, the spring coupon will still have a value of $125, and this...
World Water Day is March 22 — a day to remember why water is so important in our everyday lives.
Created by the United Nations in 1993, World Water Day celebrates water and raises awareness that billions of people around the world still lack access to safe drinking water.
Even in San Antonio, water is not unlimited. Using it wisely every day helps pro...
Keeping track of every drop of water produced is key to being responsible water stewards. It’s also why SAWS has ramped up its proactive efforts to reduce non-revenue water.
More than just water “lost” through main breaks and leaking infrastructure, non-revenue water also includes “authorized uses” like hydrant flushing, firefighting, water line flushing (for health ...
SAWS’ Uplift assistance program has been expanded to help even more neighbors in need.
Plumbers to People and Laterals to People help income-qualified residential customers repair water leaks and sewer pipes. To qualify, customers must meet income requirements, own and live in their home, and have a home valued under $300,000.
In 2024, San Antonio City Council...
Pesticides and herbicides can be a convenient way to protect plants from pests and weeds.
But when used or discarded incorrectly, these chemicals pose great risks — not only to our environment and wildlife, but also to our water, soil, air and human health.
Pesticides and herbicides must be disposed of properly at a household hazardous waste site.
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