Luis González, president of the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA), said on Wednesday that he does not foresee resuming the scheduled water interruption plan on Sunday for subscribers supplied by the Carraízo reservoir, contrary to what Governor Jenniffer González indicated the day before. ^[1] AAA president Luis González said on September 2, 2026, that water rationing at the La Plata reservoir is not being considered because the reservoir is not at that level, despite it falling to the 'operational adjustment' level. ^[2] González said a new evaluation of reservoir conditions will be conducted on Sunday to determine if rationing is necessary, depending on the behavior of water levels. ^[3] González said the Carraízo reservoir still shows an upward trend due to runoff from recent rains, with levels rising from 38.83 meters at 5:00 AM to 38.95 meters. ^[4] Luis González, president of AAA, stated that measures have already been taken to address the reservoir situation without affecting service. ^[5] The La Plata reservoir dropped to the 'operational adjustment' level after reporting a decrease of 10 centimeters since Friday, according to the article. ^[6] González explained that telemetry systems reflected more than 20 pounds of pressure in various sectors between Isla Verde and Ocean Park, approaching the 30 pounds that represent standard pressure. ^[7] The reservoir is currently at the 'operational adjustments' stage, according to Luis González, president of AAA. ^[8]