CPS Energy
1-800-773-3077, cpsenergy.com
Get those lights turned on. This City-owned utility will hook you up with electricity and gas.
San Antonio Water System (SAWS)
(210) 704-SAWS (7297), saws.org
… And get your shower on, while you’re at it. SAWS is your ticket to water and sewer services.
Recycling
(210) 207-6428, sarecycles.org
Don’t Mess With San Antonio; recycle y’all. SA offers recycling bins for all your reusable household items.
Animal Care Services
(210) 207-4738, sanantonio.gov/animalcare
Adopt, license or find your pet. ACS also offers free to low cost spay or neutering for your furry friend.
Internet/Cable/Phone Providers
Comcast, (866) 774-3128, comcast.com
Grande Communications, (210) 320-4600, mygrande.com
Time Warner, (210) 244-0500, timewarnercable.com
AT&T, (800) 288-2020, att.com
We know you can’t live without internet, and since they typically come in bundles with phone and cable these days, call any of the providers for your one stop shop.
And call 3-1-1 for all your city-related concerns, from potholes to stray dogs.
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