Topeka City Council holds first public meeting for proposed utility rate increase | #citycouncil
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – Topeka City Council members held their first public meeting for the proposed increases in utility rates. The City of Topeka announced the proposal Dec. 5. Proposed utility rate increases for water are 11.5% for 2024 and 2025, and 11.6% for 2026. Wastewater rates would go up 8% in 2024 and 2025, […]
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Anticipated MUD rate hike not related to streetcar construction plans
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Google-News-Wire
- December 7, 2022
- budget
- city attorney
- estimates
- finances
- Gas
- Jean Stothert
- metropolitan utility district
- mud omaha
- natural gas
- old utility lines
- Omaha Mayor
- omaha public works
- omaha streetcar
- omaha urban core
- public utility
- rate hike
- replacement lines
- residential customers
- utilities
- utility bills
- water
- water rates
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Omaha-area natural gas and water rates are going up, but the mayor’s office says it’s not because of the streetcar. According to a news release from Mayor Jean Stothert’s office, officials from the Metropolitan Utility District told Omaha City Council members on Tuesday that the rate hikes were needed “to pay […]
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Resolution fails for national search to find next MLGW CEO | #citycouncil
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Google-News-Wire
- October 19, 2022
- Bartlett
- breaking news
- ceo
- City Council
- Collierville
- doug mcgowen
- East Arkansas
- economy
- Germantown
- I-40
- Memphis
- Mid-South
- Missouri Boothill
- mlgw
- nationwide search
- North Mississippi
- Olive Branch
- president
- severe weather
- Southaven
- utilities
- West Memphis
- West Tennessee
- WMC Action News 5
- WMC5
- WMCTV
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – More discussion took place on Tuesday about who will lead the country’s largest publicly-owned utility company. Some Memphis City Council members are at odds with Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland on whether to conduct a nationwide search for Memphis Light Gas and Water’s next CEO. A resolution to conduct a national search […]
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Ex-City Hall staffer is demanding info on all Woodland utility customers | Government and Politics | #citycouncil
WOODLAND — In mid-August, a most unusual notice went out to all of Woodland’s 2,000 utility customers: Neither or a bill nor a service alert, the communique let them know a citizen wants the city to share their information as part of a public records request. State law gives residents the right to access public documents […]
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Central Arkansas Development Council offering to help people pay high power bills
TEXARKANA, Ark. (KSLA) – Help is now available for Arkansas residents having problems paying their energy bills due to a hotter than normal summer. A steady flow of traffic was seen Monday morning (July 25) at the Central Arkansas Development Council (CADC) in Texarkana. Offices like this in 19 south Arkansas counties started a summer […]
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