Vista Ridge Pipeline

A pipeline helped secure water for San Antonio for decades to come — at a potentially high cost to some rural residents who are losing groundwater to the big city. Is it a preview for the rest of the state as climate change brings more water scarcity and cities keep sprawling?

The San Antonio Water System is having a busy summer. In the span of three months, SAWS completed their 142-mile Vista Ridge pipeline, approved a sewer…

The San Antonio Water System Board of Trustees has authorized SAWS President and CEO Robert Puente to move ahead on the Financial Close with Vista Ridge…

In a turn-about San Antonio Water System CEO Robert Puente said the water utility would take over the construction of the Vista Ridge Water Pipeline if…

Garney will oversee the construction and management of the 142-mile pipeline that would bring water to San Antonio from Burleson County. Abengoa, the…

Last night, the San Antonio Water System (SAWS) held the first of four public meeting on the changes to the 142 -mile Vista Ridge Pipeline. The $3.4…

Last fall, the financially troubled Spanish company whose subsidiary contracted with San Antonio to build a massive water pipeline entered into the early…

Update: SAWS released the following statement at 9:06 a.m. Wednesday:The Vista Ridge Water Supply Project has new leadership. Garney Construction has…

Abengoa, the company working with the San Antonio Water System to build the Vista Ridge Pipeline is attempting to remove some of its financial…

By this time next year, residents in the San Antonio area will be drinking water that is currently too salty to consume. The San Antonio Water System,…