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SAWS wants to increase your water bill

SAWS is holding at least 20 community meetings before the 9.9% rate increase is put to a vote. The increase would raise the average monthly bill by about five dollars.

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donoho - 11/28/2012 12:42 PM
1 Vote
They ought to start by cutting out all of the stupid commercials they pay for on all the TV stations; reduce the bonuses and other abusive practices in their own house, and then explain where the funds they already receive are going. A nearly 10% increase is HUGE! However, as others have observed, we don’t really have a “vote” on this at all. We need a class action lawsuit to challenge these “public” utilities who have a monopoly on our services.

CleanupSociety - 11/28/2012 10:10 AM
0 Votes
So 2013 is not even here yet and the city has hit us with. Pre-K tax, Saws, and CPS increase. This is on top of the Federal tax increase starting in January. My New Years resolution: Move out of San Antonio.

catwalk0826 - 11/28/2012 9:37 AM
1 Vote
What do you want to bet that the people that fill in these meeting are paid to come to them by SAWS.

FreeHole - 11/28/2012 8:09 AM
2 Votes
The 20 "community meetings" are a cruel farse. Citizens just go there to waste their time, breath and saliva in trying to put a stop to the official corporate abuse, and in the end the "utility companies" ignore any public input and rise rates anyway, rise their executives salaries, perks and bonuses (and parties) anyway, while the service keeps going at a mediocre level, at best. Just one advice for the decent folk who goes to these meeting thinking they can convince SAWS to stop screwing us: take some petrolatum with you.

twotexastar - 11/28/2012 7:31 AM
3 Votes
Vote?? The meetings are to smooth ruffled feathers but in the end, they win.

tkofsa - 11/27/2012 10:17 PM
5 Votes
i understand why because they keep giving more and more to the ceos that we pay for
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