06/09/2022
💥💥💥San Antonio’s Stage 2 watering rules remain in effect as dry conditions continue. Stage 2 watering rules are mandatory per city ordinance and include specific times and days for water use. 💥💥💥
Native and adapted plants are resilient, and your landscape will remain healthy following San Antonio’s Stage 2 watering rules – even in this heat.
Landscape watering with an irrigation system, sprinkler, or soaker hose is permitted only on your designated day once a week from 7-11 a.m. and 7-11 p.m.
Watering day is based on the last digit of your address. Addresses ending in 0 or 1 are Monday, 2 or 3 are Tuesday, 4 or 5 are Wednesday, 6 or 7 are Thursday, 8 or 9 are Friday. Areas without a street address, such as medians and neighborhood entryways, water on Wednesday.
No watering with sprinklers on Saturday and Sunday.
Hand watering with a hand-held hose is allowed any day, any time.
Learn more at saws.org/whentowater.
More on Stage 2 water rules:
Water waste is prohibited at all times.
If you see what you believe are violations, an anonymous system is in place to report water waste so we can remind people of the rules.
Enforcement for violations includes municipal citations. Please check your irrigation controller for the correct settings.
Stage 2 is part of the comprehensive water planning for San Antonio that enables our community to thrive despite the hot, dry periods we experience. Learn more about the planning process and share your thoughts for the 2022 Water Management Plan at WaterCitySA.com.
Our community has a strong conservation culture and by working together to follow Stage 2 rules, we will manage the current dry period as successfully as we have earlier ones.
Find our current watering advice, conservation programs and tips for a gorgeous garden when rainfall is scarce at GardenStyleSA.com
Stage 2 restrictions begin when the 10-day rolling average of the Edwards Aquifer level reaches 650 feet mean sea level at the monitored well.