Water Restrictions: Converse vs San Antonio
How do water restrictions rules compare between Converse, TX and San Antonio, TX?
Converse and San Antonio have similar restriction levels.
Converse, TX
Bexar County
Converse water customers follow San Antonio Water System drought rules tied to Edwards Aquifer levels at the J-17 monitoring well. Stage 1 through 4 restrictions set watering days and hours.
View full Converse rules →San Antonio, TX
Bexar County
SAWS enforces tiered drought rules tied to the J-17 Edwards Aquifer well. Stage 1 limits landscape watering to one day per week by address, with deeper stages tightening further.
View full San Antonio rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Converse | San Antonio |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Edwards Aquifer J-17 well | - |
| Stage 1 trigger | 660 ft | - |
| Sprinkler days | 1 day/week by address | - |
| Hours | 7-11 am and 7-11 pm | - |
| Max fine | Up to $500 | - |
| Trigger | - | Edwards Aquifer J-17 well |
| Stage 1 watering | - | 1 day per week by address |
| Allowed anytime | - | Hand-held hose, drip, soaker |
| Authority | - | SAWS and Edwards Aquifer Authority |
Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.
Converse FAQ
What day can I water in Converse?
SAWS assigns your day by the last digit of your address. Check the SAWS watering calendar.
Can I hand water any day?
Yes, hand watering with a handheld hose is allowed in most stages at any time.
San Antonio FAQ
How do I know my watering day?
SAWS assigns days by the last digit of your street address. Check the SAWS Drought page or your monthly bill insert.
Can my HOA fine me for a brown lawn during drought?
No. Texas Property Code 202.007 protects drought-resistant landscaping, and HOAs cannot penalize compliance with mandatory restrictions.
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