San Antonio City Council appears divided on SAWS rate hike as vote looms
During a Wednesday meeting about a proposed rate hike by San Antonio Water Systems (SAWS), Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran said her constituents should stop wasting water if they can’t afford higher bills. “The customer has the power to keep their bill the same if they conserve and if they take really good look at where they’re […]
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