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Thousands of gallons of sewage spilled into San Antonio River due to mechanical issue at SAWS plant
Thousands of gallons of sewage spilled into the San Antonio River on the South Side following a mechanical failure at a San ...
SAWS treatment plant spills sewage into San Antonio River
The San Antonio Water System said more than 100,000 gallons of sewage spilled into the San Antonio River from one of its ...
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SAWS accidentally releases sewage into San Antonio River
This story was updated to include confirmation and additional details from SAWS spokeswoman Anne Kenny Hayden. Oops. A ...
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SAWS crews work to repair water leak at North Side intersection
SAN ANTONIO – Crews with San Antonio Water System are working to repair a pipe leak on the North Side. The water leak is ...
Mechanical issue causes spill at San Antonio water center
A mechanical issue at the Steven M. Clouse Water Recycling Center has resulted in a spill, according to SAWS.Crews are ...
Councilwoman pushes for cybersecurity oversight of SAWS, CPS Energy
Councilwoman Marina Alderete Gavito wants the city of San Antonio to have some say over how the two city-owned utilities protect themselves against cyber attacks. San Antonio Water Systems and CPS ...
Non-toxic smoke being pumped through thousands of San Antonio homes
San Antonio Water Systems will conduct smoke tests to identify wastewater line leaks, ensuring the safety of the Edwards Aquifer.
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SAWS turns saltwater into drinking water every day. Here's how it works.
At a plant in south Bexar County, saltwater is desalinated — in other words, cleaned and treated — to turn it into usable water for SAWS customers.