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The San Antonio Water System is rolling out extra penalties to business customers who chronically ignore water restrictions.
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SAWS is patrolling neighborhoods and issuing citations for those who violate guidelines.
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CPS Energy and SAWS also described other efforts to make their systems more resilient.
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The heads of CPS Energy and the San Antonio Water System said on Wednesday they have taken measures to keep the lights on and the water flowing.
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San Antonio Water System officials say even with the ongoing drought, customers will likely not see further water restrictions this summer if everyone follows the restrictions already in place.
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The Edwards Aquifer Authority has declared Stage 3 water restrictions for pumpers from the underground reservoir as drought conditions worsen. But two major pumpers, the City of San Antonio, and the City of New Braunfels, are sticking with Stage 2 restrictions, leaving customers unaffected.
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The San Antonio Water System has launched a rebate program that offers residents cash back for lawn projects that reduce grass and its watering needs.
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The San Antonio Water System reports the drought is sparking interest among customers about how to install a water-saving landscape.
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San Antonians have been under Stage 2 water restrictions for one month as of Thursday due to severe drought conditions and complaints about water wasters are increasing.
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There are scattered power outages around the city, predominately on the north side, where some ice has formed on overhead lines.