San Antonio approves SAWS rate increases through 2030
The 8-3 council vote sets phased rate increases beginning Jan. 1, 2027, with a projected average residential bill near $73.20 by 2030.
Sewer rates
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Rock Springs approves 7% water and 9% sewer rate increases for 2026-27
The Rock Springs City Council approved higher water and sewer rates while adopting the city’s 2026-27 budget, including spending plans for public safety, streets and utility operations.
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Danvers moves to Level 5 outdoor water restrictions as water rates rise
Danvers began Level 5 outdoor water restrictions July 21, while FY2027 water and sewer rate increases began appearing on bills issued in July.
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Brookland adopts water and sewer rates through 2030
Brookland enacted Ordinance 2026-06 establishing a multiyear water and sewer rate schedule, but the accessible city records do not show individual rate amounts or tier effective dates.
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Sacramento Plans Higher Water and Sewer Rates Amid Budget Gap
Sacramento plans water and sewer rate increases after adopting a budget that closed a $66 million gap but projects another deficit ahead.
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Teachey approves FY 2026-27 budget with property-tax cut and higher utility rates
Teachey commissioners approved the FY 2026-27 budget June 8, lowering the property-tax rate while scheduling phased water and sewer increases totaling 10%.
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Fontana Sewer Bills Rise Under Five-Year Rate Plan That Took Effect July 1
Fontana’s first sewer-rate increase under a five-year plan took effect July 1, raising the regular city collection charge from $12.63 to $14.55 per equivalent dwelling unit per month.
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Portland utility bills rise after new water, sewer and stormwater rates take effect
Portland’s July 1 utility-rate increases are beginning to appear on bills. The city estimates a typical single-family customer will pay about $10.20 more per month from the rate changes, plus a separate flood-safety fee of about $1.20.
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Brentwood Utility Bills Reflect New Water, Sewer and Garbage Rates
Brentwood’s current utility schedule took effect July 1, 2026. Here’s what residents should check on August billing cycles, including water tiers, sewer charges, lateral maintenance and garbage-cart costs.
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Pleasanton Sewer-Rate Proposal Heads to November Hearing, With 2027 Increases Still Pending
Pleasanton accepted a final sewer-rate study July 27 and began the Proposition 218 process. Notices are due by September 18, with a November 17 hearing and possible rate increases beginning January 1, 2027.
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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.
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Wyoming’s July 1 sewer rate schedule includes a $96.94 listed minimum for sewer-only customers
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.
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Kansas City voters face five bond and tax questions on August 4
Kansas City voters will decide five city measures on August 4 involving water and sewer borrowing, affordable housing, older civic facilities and a geographically limited economic-development sales tax.
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Gloucester adopts FY2027 budget with $55.8M for schools
Gloucester’s FY2027 budget took effect July 1, with $155.3 million in General Fund spending and a sewer-rate increase appearing in quarterly bills.
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Wadsworth wastewater project awarded for $2.31 million as sewer rates rise
Wadsworth is moving ahead with a $2.31 million wastewater-plant repair as an 8.5% 2026 sewer-rate increase raises the household-cost stakes.
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Upton scheduled FY27 water and sewer rate hearing
Upton scheduled a July 21 hearing on FY27 water and sewer rates, but available records do not show that rates were adopted or a final vote occurred.
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Vista Sewer Rates Took Effect July 1: What Residents and Businesses Should Watch
Vista’s sewer rates took effect July 1, 2026. Residential charges rose, future increases are scheduled, and business customers face different billing and appeal rules.
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Fontana Sewer Fee Proposal Still Lacks Posted Final Action
Fontana CA – A proposed sewer collection-rate schedule remains unconfirmed in city records, with final council action and billing effects still not posted.
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Fontana City Council adopts sewer-fee authority, routes charges to tax bills
Fontana CA – On July 14, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1993 and Resolution No. 2026-070, routing sewer charges onto San Bernardino County property-tax bills.
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Terre Haute water costs: Mayor explains $3 stormwater fee, wheel tax, CSO timeline
Mayor Brandon Sakbun says Terre Haute’s stormwater fee is $3/month for residents, while a 2030 sewer-rate increase is being explored to fund CSO fixes.
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Hollywood adopts Waterworks 2050 water & sewer rates for 2027–2031
Hollywood FL: City Commission adopted Waterworks 2050 water and sewer rate schedules July 7, 2026, with new bills starting Oct. 1, 2026.