Spring is in Bloom!
Saturday, March 9
9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Join SAWS for the annual Spring Bloom event and get your garden started right.
The End is Near
Vista Ridge Pipeline Construction Hits Home Stretch
There's less than 40 miles to go before construction of the Vista Ridge pipeline is complete.
Developer and Permitting Tools
New Online Services Available
Apply for permits, pay impact fees and check permit status online.
Sewer Projects
We're working across San Antonio to improve our wastewater system.
Learn more about the construction projects in your area.
Affordability Programs
Uplift Helps Families
Keep Water Flowing
Having trouble paying your water bill? Your neighbors at SAWS are here to help ease the burden of utility costs for qualifying customers.
Utility Locate Service
Need to know where pipes underground are located?
SAWS provides location information about underground pipes through maps or physical markers. Both contractors and residents can request locates.
Ethics Hotline
We take great pride knowing that you trust SAWS to provide our community with sustainable, affordable water services.
In that spirit, SAWS has launched a tool that allows the general public to report suspected unethical activity.
In The News
Vista Ridge Pipeline Construction Hits Home Stretch
The end is near — There’s less than 40 miles to go before construction of the Vista Ridge pipeline is complete.
Calling All Novice Gardeners — Spring Bloom Is For You!
Attend this year's Spring Bloom to learn all the ins-and-outs of basic gardening.
Notice a Change in Your Bill?
As of Jan. 1, your SAWS services are now being billed at our new rates.
Don’t Be a Drip
Have a water leak in the house? Well you're in luck — Fix a Leak Week is March 18-24.
Marching For the Dream
SAWS employees and their families took part in San Antonio's annual MLK Day March.
SAWS Offering Assistance to Federal Employees
We understand that the government shutdown is causing financial stress to federal workers in San Antonio.
Notorious No More — Catfish Farm Well Permanently Plugged
The largest known artesian well in the world that changed Texas water law is no more.
