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Leon Creek Water Recycling Center Wastewater Treatment Facil: 163-gallon sewage overflow (equipment failure) in Bexar County, TX

Leon Creek Water Recycling Center Wastewater Treatment Facil: 163-gallon sewage overflow (equipment failure) in Bexar County, TX. Its gallons of 163 is below the median of 900 (29th percentile). Dated 134 days ago, it serves as a historical benchmark. Score 45/100. As of 2026-10-28, from Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov).

Data as of · Compiled by Zalwin from Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov)

gallons: 163 · 29th percentile of 828 TxSewageOverflowPulse records · 0.2x the median

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Utility / systemLeon Creek Water Recycling Center Wastewater Treatment Facil
System typeTreatment plant (WWTP)
TCEQ RNRN102182664
PermitsSTORMWATER-PERMIT-TXR05U813; WASTEWATER-PERMIT-WQ0010137003
Volume163 gallons
CauseEQUIPMENT FAILURE
SourceTexas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov)
Receiving waterNO WATER BODY PROVIDED
CountyBexar
TCEQ regionSan Antonio
Dates2026-06-23
Reported2026-07-22
Incident number462329
gallons percentile29th of 828 (median 900, 0.2x median)
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  • Source agency: Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov)
  • Record date: 2026-06-23
  • Data refreshed: 2026-10-28
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Peer benchmark and outreach value: Leon Creek Water Recycling Center Wastewater Treatment Facil and 73 Bexar peers

  • Bexar TxSewageOverflowPulse records like this one: 73
  • Leon Creek Water Recycling Center Wastewater Treatment Facil's gallons: 29th percentile of 828 records
  • Timing: Low: older than 30 days
  • Estimated pipeline if you contact every Bexar peer: $14,600 (peers × rate × deal size; an estimate from your assumptions, not a forecast)

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45 / 100 Score

  • Equipment failure: a fixable infrastructure cause.
  • Reached NO WATER BODY PROVIDED.

What is the TxSewageOverflowPulse record for Leon Creek Water Recycling Center Wastewater Treatment Facil?

Leon Creek Water Recycling Center Wastewater Treatment Facil (Bexar County, TX) reported a 163 gallons sanitary sewer overflow to TCEQ on 2026-07-22, caused by equipment failure at Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov).

How does Leon Creek Water Recycling Center Wastewater Treatment Facil compare to other TxSewageOverflowPulse records?

Its gallons of 163 is below the median (29th percentile); smaller records often move faster and face less competition. It is 134 days old; check the official source for later updates before acting.

Leon Creek Water Recycling Center Wastewater Treatment Facil vs. top 3 peers

OrganizationLocationAmountPercentileRecord date
Leon Creek Water Recycling Center Wastewater Treatment FacilBexar16329th2026-06-23
Salado Creek Water Recycling Center ScwrcBexar10,11086th2026-07-21
Steven M Clouse Water Recycling CenterBexar19,39991st2026-06-11
Steven M Clouse Water Recycling CenterBexar91,94598th2026-06-29

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