STAGE 1 RESTRICTIONS CANCELLED as of November 9, 2009. STAGE 2 RESTRICTIONS in effect for Timberwood Park, Lookout Canyon, Canyon Springs and Anaqua Springs Ranch until further notice. See Updated Advisory under "Important Links."

BexarMet Water Rates and Fees

BexarMet water rates are charged per 1,000 gallons and tiered to encourage conservation at higher levels of use. Our water rates are constant throughout the year and do not change based on expected peak irrigation demand over the summer period. In addition to commercial and residential rates for water, the BexarMet bill includes Capacity Reservation fees and System Improvement fees as well as collecting wastewater (sewer) fees, garbage fees, and regulatory assessments for other agencies.

NOTE: On April 24, 2008, the BexarMet Board approved a 14% hike in residential and commercial water rates. The new rates are effective as of July 1, 2008 for all customer classes.

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Fire Hydrant Water Meter Usage Fees and Rates

Click HERE for information on how to read your water meter.

2009 Impact Fees and Map

2010 Impact Fees and Map

Edwards Aquifer Level

Edward's Aquifer: Bexar County, Nov 20, 2009, 667.1 feet

Upcoming events

BexarMet Board Meeting (11/23/09)(3 days)

The average automatic sprinkler system in San Antonio uses 2,000 gallons when it runs through one entire cycle. Be sure your system is tuned properly and there are no leaking or broken sprinkler heads. Water no more than 1 times per week during the Stage 2 restrictions and once every three weeks during the fall and winter when the grass is dormant.

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BexarMet Water Rates and Fees

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Edwards Aquifer Level

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