Don’t let the spring rains and green grass fool you: San Antonio is in the fifth year of a drought. While landscape watering rules have helped us weather droughts in the past, our per-person water use has been inching higher. That’s why SAWS is proposing reasonable adjustments to our drought plan – to save water… Continue Reading Proposed drought rule changes: Top 5 things you need to know
by Jeanie Tavitas From bugs and mud to rocks and water — Amy Hardberger says her obsession with being outdoors and everything associated with it goes way back. That’s why it was a no-brainer when she was asked to serve on the SAWS Board of Trustees. A native San Antonian, Hardberger commutes to Lubbock, to… Continue Reading Hardberger’s water passion springs from lifelong interest
The recent appointment of a new chairperson to San Antonio Water System’s Board of Trustees marked a historic first for the city-owned utility. On Sept. 1, Jelynne LeBlanc Burley took the helm as the first woman to lead the SAWS Board. She replaces Berto Guerra Jr., who led the utility’s governing body for the past… Continue Reading Burley Tapped as First Woman To Lead SAWS Board
In the current COVID-19 climate, in-person events are few and far between. But that doesn’t mean you can’t be a part of the important decisions being made for you and your community. San Antonio Water System’s monthly Board meetings are streamed live so you can watch them as they happen in real time — and… Continue Reading Be Part of the Process: Join SAWS Board Meetings Online
