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Shorewood board adopts 2026 budget; levy up 2.81% and sewer rates to rise pending PSC approval Trustees adopted the 2026 budget and property tax levy (2.81% increase; roughly $78 on an average $340,000 home), approved several related resolutions, and heard public comment about beekeeping permit fees. The board also discussed proposed sewer and water rate increases tied to a Public Service Commission decision.

The Shorewood board has officially adopted the 2026 budget with a 2.81% tax levy increase, impacting average homeowners by about $78—are you ready for the upcoming utility rate hikes?

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Woodland keeps city tax rate flat, approves phased utility increases and pays down water loan On Nov. 3, Woodland City Council voted to keep the city’s ad valorem tax rate at the prior-year level (Ordinance 1581, first reading), approved phased water/sewer/stormwater rate increases (13% in 2026 and 13% in 2027), and adopted resolutions to use investment and reserve funds to pay down or retire municipal loans for water filters 2 and 3.

Woodland City Council has voted to keep property taxes flat while implementing phased utility rate increases to secure essential water infrastructure funding.

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Montgomery reviews $27.4M plan to finance water and sewer projects, considers rate increases and 20- vs. 30-year terms City staff outlined a financing plan of about $27.4 million for water and sewer plant projects and proposed utility rate changes that staff says would raise roughly $1.1 million annually. Council members asked staff to run multi-year "stair-step" rate options and brought up using impact fees as a bridge; no ordinance or bond sale was approved at 10

Montgomery City Council is considering a $27.4 million plan for vital water and sewer upgrades, which could lead to significant rate increases for residents!

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Aurora council adopts multiple GID budgets, utility rate changes and fee updates in omnibus votes The council introduced and adopted a slate of ordinances and budgets including several General Improvement District (GID) budgets, capital and tax-levy ordinances, a raise to the E-911 surcharge, and proposed 2026 water and sewer rate increases.

Aurora City Council just approved significant budget measures for 2026, including utility rate increases and adjustments to the E-911 surcharge that will impact local property owners.

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City Leaders Address Sewer Utility Capital Needs and Upcoming Rate Increases City officials discuss significant sewer utility capital costs and justify rate increases.

Mercer Island faces a looming financial challenge as utility rates rise sharply, prompting urgent calls for community engagement to address crucial sewer infrastructure needs.

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Clearwater City Council Approves 5.885 Mill Levy and Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Council adopts operating budget and approves utility rate increase for Clearwater residents.

Clearwater City Council just approved a significant budget and utility rate increase, sparking important discussions about funding essential services and infrastructure improvements.

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Prepare for Elevated Summer Electricity Costs Prepare for Elevated Summer Electricity Costs Nationwide, electricity consumers are likely to see increased bills this summer, potentially exceeding those of the previous year. A combination of factors is driving this projected price hike, affecting both homes and businesses. A key contributor to the rising costs is the increased price of natural gas. Global demand and geopolitical events are impacting natural gas prices, which subsequently increases the expenses utilities face when generating electricity. This summer's anticipated extreme weather conditions will further stress the power grid. Extended periods of intense heat compel greater reliance on air conditioning, significantly boosting electricity demand and pushing wholesale prices upward. Persistent disruptions in the supply chain are also affecting the energy sector. Difficulties in acquiring necessary equipment and materials needed for power plant upkeep and improvements may reduce efficiency and raise operational expenses. The cost of coal, while declining in overall usage, remains a factor in electricity generation and its rising price contributes to the anticipated higher bills. Preliminary electricity rate increases are already appearing in some states, and utility companies are alerting customers to expect higher costs. Consumers are encouraged to reduce energy consumption through methods like utilizing energy-efficient appliances, modifying thermostat settings, and minimizing unnecessary electricity use.

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Water and Sewer Director Welling outlines proposed rate increases to Santa Clara City Council Director Welling presents significant cost pressures leading to proposed rate hikes for water and sewer.

Santa Clara residents face proposed water and sewer rate hikes of up to 11.2% as rising wholesale costs put pressure on local utilities.

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#SantaClaraSantaClaraCounty #CA #CitizenPortal #UtilityRateIncreases #CommunityAssistance #SantaClaraWaterSewer

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City Council addresses water treatment capacity and potential rate increases Council discusses regulatory impacts on water treatment costs and plans for future funding.

Lebanon City Council is grappling with urgent decisions on water treatment upgrades and potential rate hikes that could reshape the community's future.

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#LebanonLinnCounty #OR #InfrastructureImprovements #EnvironmentalStewardship #UtilityRateIncreases #LebanonWater

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City Council debates phased utility rate increases to manage budgetary demands Council members discuss adopting a phased approach to utility rate increases over five years.

Vienna's Utility Board is facing a crucial decision: will they adopt a phased approach to avoid a sudden spike in utility rates that could overwhelm residents?

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