The utility has used about $7.9 million of the $10 million allocated by the city from its American Rescue Plan Act funds, SAWS Vice President of Customer Experience Mary Bailey said. Story by LindseyGCarnett.
The number of customers behind on their water bills has dropped, but the amount owed to the utility is three times higher than before the pandemic.The San Antonio Water System still has $2.1 million in relief funds for customers with past due bills who can prove pandemic-related hardship, but they must apply by the end of September.
SAWS has used about $7.9 million of the $10 million allocated by the city from its American Rescue Plan Act funds, Bailey added, which has helped roughly 16,000 customers pay off up to $700 each to the utility. About 1,000 customers have received leak adjustments, which in turn has relieved about $1.
San Antonio residents enrolled in a payment plan or affordability program with SAWS who can show proof of hardship caused by the coronavirus pandemic are eligible for up to $700 from the remaining $2.1 million.
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