Athens officials outline $40 million wastewater upgrade, propose multi-year sewer rate increases City staff and Robtelis consultants presented a five-year wastewater capital plan that estimates roughly $40 million for plant improvements and recommends a mix of bond financings and rate increases (including 7.5% on 4/1/2026) to make the system self-sufficient; council discussion focused on drainage commitments and timing for Strain Road work.

Athens officials are proposing a $40 million wastewater upgrade that could significantly impact your sewer bills—are you ready for the changes ahead?

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Cerritos staff propose multi‑year water and sewer rate plan to phase out general‑fund support; public hearing set Jan. 26 City staff presented a five‑year rate plan to make Cerritos’ water and sewer funds self‑sustaining by July 2029, proposed a low‑income assistance discount and scheduled a public hearing before the City Council on Jan. 26, 2026.

Cerritos is taking a bold step towards self-sufficiency with a new five-year water and sewer rate plan that aims to eliminate general fund reliance and fund vital upgrades!

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Bakersfield Council approves $205M bonds for Rosewood Community Center renovations Council adopts resolution to issue bonds for Human Good's community center project.

The Bakersfield City Council just approved a groundbreaking $205 million bond to revitalize the Rosewood Community Center, but what does this mean for local sewer rates?

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