Tampa City Council will review the recommended FY27 budget in three public workshops starting August 3, covering utilities, mobility and major city services before formal adoption.
Pennsylvania’s $50.8 billion 2026-27 budget requires large data centers to report annual energy and water use, but leaves utility-cost rules, siting policy and the state’s equipment tax exemption unresolved.
New Jersey’s utility regulators are considering a statewide program that could coordinate home batteries, smart thermostats and EV chargers during periods of high electricity demand. Comments are due by 5 p.m. August 17.
The Kentucky PSC set post-hearing deadlines in Kentucky Power’s Mitchell Plant cooling-tower case. The project, construction approval and any customer bill effects remain undecided.
The July 31 public-comment deadline has passed, but SCDES has not decided whether to approve a draft permit for 11 additional natural-gas turbines at Valara Holdings’ Spartanburg County data center.
Adrian lifted its July 21 boil-water advisory on July 30 after the city said repeated testing found the system safe for normal consumption.
Huntington residents served by four local water systems must follow odd-even irrigation limits as officials respond to drought, record demand and low storage.
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.
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.
Estes Park’s water meets health standards today, but a newly adopted plan outlines more than $100 million in long-term upgrades—without approving rates or construction.
A temporary Delmarva Power electric rate increase took effect July 9 in the utility’s Delaware service territory while regulators review a separate $67.8 million base-rate request.
Connecticut regulators approved $861 million for Eversource storm costs but rejected more than $500 million, including nearly $400 million in retrospective interest.
Overlapping state, county and utility projects are affecting Route 70 and Kresson Road in Cherry Hill, with anticipated completion targets through August.
Gov. Larry Rhoden has asked for federal aid after June and July storms caused an estimated $4.56 million in eligible public-infrastructure damage. The request remains pending.
Trinidad’s municipal water system faces an Aug. 3 state deadline after investigations found reported violations involving treatment, sampling and water color.
Reports of brown or yellow water, odors and staining prompted flushing, testing and resident guidance in parts of North Woodbury and elsewhere in Woodbury.
Greenwood County Council voted 4-3 on July 21 to pause new data center approvals for 12 months while officials review zoning and infrastructure concerns.
Susanville lifted its reduced-water-use request after Well 3 repairs improved storage levels, allowing regular irrigation while conservation guidance remains.
Sunnyvale’s July 15 update assigns watering days by address number, bans Saturday watering and restricts outdoor irrigation from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Greenfield’s Phase 3 water rates took effect July 1, while a separate proposed ordinance could change future water and wastewater charges.
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.
Montgomery County Council was scheduled to vote July 28 on an amended 18-month data-center permitting pause that could shape Gaithersburg-area planning.
