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Customer Service: 210.922.1221
24-Hour Emergency: 210.922.2141

Main Office Location
2047 W. Malone Ave.
San Antonio, TX 78225
(fax) 210.922.5152

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Bexar Metropolitan Water District
P.O. Box 245994
San Antonio, TX 78224-5994

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Edwards Aquifer Level


Edward's Aquifer: Bexar County, Mar 16, 2010, 679.2 feet

Upcoming events

  • BexarMet Finance/Audit Committee (03/17/10)(15 hours)
  • BexarMet Special Board Meeting (03/18/10) - Budget Workshop(1 day)
  • BexarMet Board Meeting (3/22/10)(5 days)
  • BexarMet Public Hearing (3/25/10) - 2010/11 Proposed Budget(8 days)
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Water Saving Tip


Turn off that faucet!

If you leave the faucet running while brushing your teeth or washing your hands, you could be losing several gallons of water per day down the drain.  Be sure you turn off that faucet.  Water is not free and saving every little bit helps!