Paperless Billing Aqua Policies Report a Leak Pay My Bill About Us Member Services Conservation & Environment Community FAQ Contact Us Water Conservation In Texas, water is our most precious natural resource. Our supply of water is increasingly strained by a growing population, farming, manufacturing, and the various collected demands of society. We depend on adequate water supplies not only for day-to-day survival, but for energy production, economic stability, and a healthy environment. Aqua Water Supply Corporation is committed to addressing current and future water supply challenges including maintaining high water quality and protecting our water supplies for future generations. Increases in population, changes in law regulating water rights, and a growing economy will place additional demands on already stressed water supplies. Through education and proactive programs, Aqua will tirelessly work to reduce unnecessary losses from use, waste, and inefficient production and distribution of water to our customers, while concurrently preserving superior water quality. J of W 2020 Link to Shared Documents Water Conservation Water Restrictions Tips and Tools Environmental Protection Conservation Forms Need to report a leak? Call 512-303-3943 Report a Water Leak or Emergency 512-303-3943 TDD 1-800-735-2989 Call anytime, 24-Hours a Day. Online Forms Reports FAQ News & Announcements Careers Aqua WSC Lab Site Map Related Links © 2021 Aqua Water Supply Corporation. All rights reserved. Site by White Lion Follow Aqua

Paperless Billing Aqua Policies Report a Leak Pay My Bill About Us Member Services Conservation & Environment Community FAQ Contact Us Endangered Species Compliance Aqua W.S.C. obtains a U.S. Fish & Wildlife permit to protect the endangered Houston Toad The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) listed the Houston toad (Bufo houstonenisis) as an endangered species in 1970. The Houston toad no longer occurs within much of its historic range, and is now restricted to only nine counties in Texas. It is possible this could be an overestimate since it has not been found in several of these counties for quite some time. In Bastrop and Lee counties it occurs in the beloved Lost Pines. Being a federally protected endangered species, the Houston toad may not be adversely impacted except under the approved conditions of a federally issued permit. Houston Toad USFW Permit Water Conservation Environmental Protection Aqua Cross Connection Program Customer Service Inspections Endangered Species Compliance Conservation Forms Need to report a leak? Call 512-303-3943 Report a Water Leak or Emergency 512-303-3943 TDD 1-800-735-2989 Call anytime, 24-Hours a Day. Online Forms Reports FAQ News & Announcements Careers Aqua WSC Lab Site Map Related Links © 2021 Aqua Water Supply Corporation. All rights reserved. Site by White Lion Follow Aqua