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San Antonio Water System launches online dashboard to track water loss and supply
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· July 23, 2026
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San Antonio Water System launches a Non-Revenue Water Dashboard with monthly data on water loss. SAWS says losses are down 26% and targets a 50% cut by 2035, using analytics, new meters and faster leak response.
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Key points SAWS says losses are down 26% and targets a 50% cut by 2035, using analytics, new meters and faster leak response. San Antonio Water System launches a Non-Revenue Water Dashboard with monthly data on water loss.
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