A city council is weighing a potential increase in utility rates. The proposed change would affect water and wastewater rate revenue. 9% overall for the fiscal year 2026-27.
This change is being evaluated for implementation. Further details about the proposed rate increase are available from the source, including the city council's decision-making process and any potential impacts on residents.
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