Welcome to Benton City Water Supply Corp. in Lytle, Texas

Our Mission

Benton City Water Supply Corporation is located in South Texas and serves members in Atascosa, Medina and Frio counties. At Benton City Water Supply Corporation, we are committed to

This institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider.  

 

 Benton City Water Supply Corporation
‼️ URGENT WATER USAGE NOTICE ‼️

*** Attention All Members ***

Benton City Water Supply Corporation is experiencing a 500 GPM water production shortfall due to reduced capacity at one of our main wells. While a new well has been constructed, it will not be in service until mid to late August 2025.

****STAGE IV WATER RESTRICTIONS ARE IN EFFECT ****

Outdoor water use is strictly prohibited.
 ⊗ No lawn watering
 ⊗ No car washing
 ⊗ No filling of pools or ornamental fountains

These emergency measures are CRUCIAL to ensure that our system maintains adequate water supply and pressure for all members.

Your cooperation is essential and appreciated as we work to stabilize the water system during this temporary shortage.

 Questions? Contact us at 830-709-3254
 Visit: bentoncitywater.com

Thank you for your understanding and prompt action.

— Benton City Water Supply Corporation

 

 

Bill Payment Options

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Lock Out Services and Tampering with Water Services

Accounts on the Lock Out list will be locked at the meter.  If the past due amount is paid prior to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday, there is a 36-hour time frame for a technician to restore service during business hours only.  Technicians do not have access to account information and cannot take or verify an after-hours payment as after-hours/on call technicians are responding to emergency calls only. A $250.00 Tamper Fee is charged if you remove a lock, shut off device or tamper with the meter in any way to divert or to bypass service.

Approved by board action April 22, 2025

Please see Link Below:

PUCT 24.167

 

Stage IV Water Conservation

Due to the drought conditions, we are in Stage IV Water Conservation. Guidelines for this stage can be found on our Drought Contingency Plan page.

Stage IV is Non-Essential  Water Use Prohibited Phase:  All outdoor use of water prohibited.  Please review the information provided on the page for specific limits on activities and times.

Benton City Water Supply Corporation has over 7,500 connections serving close to 32,000 people. We are asking all members to take steps to conserve water during this time.

Conserve Water, Every Drop Counts!

 

Benton City Water Supply Corporation
Customer Notice – Urgent Water Usage Reduction Needed

Dear Members,

Benton City Water Supply Corporation is currently experiencing a 500 gallons-per-minute (GPM) water production deficiency due to a reduction in the capacity of one of our primary water wells. Although a new well has been successfully constructed, it is not expected to be operational until mid to late August 2025.

In the meantime, it is critical that all members comply with our Stage IV Water Restrictions, which prohibit all outdoor water use. These measures are essential to maintain adequate water supply and pressure throughout our system for all customers.

We understand this may cause inconvenience, but your cooperation is vital to ensuring water availability during this period. We appreciate your immediate attention to this matter and thank you for your continued support.

If you have any questions or need further information, please contact our office at 830-709-3254.

Sincerely,
Benton City Water Supply Corporation

 

 

 

 

Celebrating Clean Water: Honoring Drinking Water Week

Celebrating Clean Water: Honoring Drinking Water Week

April 30, 2025

Every time you turn on the tap, clean and safe water flows out.. ready to drink, cook with, or use for daily tasks.

It’s a simple action we often take for granted, but behind every drop is a vast system of infrastructure, dedicated professionals, and careful planning.

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