Kentwood water and sewer rates rise for about 8,500 households
About 8,500 Kentwood households west of Breton Road are facing higher water and sewer rates, with a second scheduled increase coming in January 2027.
About 8,500 Kentwood households west of Breton Road are facing higher water and sewer rates, with a second scheduled increase coming in January 2027.
The District’s temporary protection for some residential Pepco customers expired July 28. Shutoffs still require notice, and payment plans and utility assistance remain available to eligible households.
Los Angeles-area gasoline averaged $5.564 a gallon for the week ending July 27, while the national average fell below $4 on July 30.
The City of Wyoming’s water and sewer rates took effect July 1, 2026. Properties connected only to city sewer face a listed quarterly minimum of $96.94 before other applicable charges.
Upland’s residential Burrtec rates increased July 1, 2026, with the basic 35-gallon service rising to $30.36 per month as the city prepares for a possible early-2027 rate proposal.
Billings metro regular gas held at $4.274 while diesel reached $5.013, creating different cost pressures for commuters, contractors and freight operators.
Athens metro regular gas fell to $3.803 on August 2, while diesel eased to $5.224. Both remain well above last year’s levels.
Malden’s August 1, 2026, electricity comparison period began with three municipal supply options listed below National Grid’s residential basic-service rate.
Clarksville-area shoppers can buy qualifying clothing, school and art supplies, and personal-use computers and tablets without Tennessee sales tax until 11:59 p.m. Sunday, August 2.
AAA’s Asheville metro figures priced as of August 1 show regular gas at $3.802 and easing slightly, while diesel reaches $5.186 and continues to rise.
Providence households could receive winter electric-bill relief under a proposed $28 million plan, but the credit and billing details still require Public Utilities Commission action.
Boulder-Longmont regular gas averaged $4.173 on August 1, while diesel averaged $5.214 after easing slightly from Friday but rising over the week.
AAA’s July 31 Appleton metro check put regular gas at $3.935 and diesel at $5.009, with gasoline rising weekly and diesel up sharply from a week ago.
St. Paul-area gas slipped to $3.992 in AAA’s August 1 metro check, while diesel held at $5.128 after falling from yesterday but rising from last week.
AAA’s Aug. 1 Charleston-North Charleston metro check shows regular gas easing while diesel rises above $5, creating different pressures for drivers and fleets.
Nashville regular gas fell to $3.694 per gallon on Aug. 1, while diesel rose to $5.052, keeping diesel-heavy businesses under added cost pressure.
A Rock Hill Sam’s Club listing shows gas at $3.63 and diesel at $5.10, while AAA’s latest Rock Hill averages rose for both fuels from the prior day.
Fayetteville NC – AAA’s August 1 metro check shows regular gas nearly flat while diesel rises to $5.345, with both prices well above year-ago levels.
AAA’s August 1 check puts Coeur d’Alene regular gas at $4.185 and diesel at $5.100, with both prices higher than yesterday and last week.
AAA’s Aug. 1 Bergen-Passaic check puts regular gas at $4.113 and diesel at $5.479, with diesel higher than last week despite a small daily decline.
A Richmond 7-Eleven lists regular gas at $5.599 and diesel at $6.899. AAA’s August 1 Oakland averages were $5.647 and $6.868, respectively.
Dallas-area regular gas fell to $3.568 per gallon, while diesel eased to $5.112 but remains higher than last week and above the $5 mark.