Hope Valley faces higher winter electric rates as relief plan awaits PUC
Hope Valley electric customers could see about $61 in proposed winter relief as Rhode Island reviews a statewide credit for higher supply rates.
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Belvidere City Council Reviews Ord. 771H (2nd Reading) – Electric Aggregation
Belvidere IL — On July 20, City Council will consider a 2nd reading of Ord. 771H to renew the municipal electric aggregation program, including opt-out.
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Fresno trash rates jump July 1: New 96- and 64-gallon prices + SWACP credit
Fresno CA – Residential trash rates rise July 1, 2026: 96-gallon goes to $38.70, and the 64-gallon option to $35.25, plus SWACP $5/month if you qualify.
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Norfolk utility bills start changing July 1: new water/sewer rates + stormwater ERU fee
Starting July 1, 2026, Norfolk’s FY2027 water/sewer collection rates and a monthly stormwater ERU fee show up on many HRUBS bills—here’s where to look.
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San Francisco water, sewer bills rise July 1, 2026: SFPUC estimate
San Francisco CA – SFPUC says the July 1, 2026 rate change could add about $21 in FY 2027 and $23 in FY 2028 for an average home.
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Royal Oak water/sewer rates start July 1: unit math + meter fees
Starting July 1, Royal Oak’s water/sewer bill uses $16.95 per unit (100 cu ft) plus a “readiness to serve” fee based on your meter size.
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Houston expands bill-assistance fund as $5 trash fee starts July 1
Houston, TX — A $5 monthly solid-waste fee starts July 1 for many city trash customers, as Houston expands donation-funded aid for qualifying residents.
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Indianapolis utility bills are under fresh scrutiny as residents raise billing and metering concerns
Indianapolis IN – Residents are pressing state regulators over AES Indiana bills they say do not match usage, while a pending rate case and affordability review move ahead.
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Phoenix’s April 22 trash-fee vote could raise the standard residential city trash bill from $37.32 to $43.32 this summer
Phoenix AZ – City Council could raise the standard trash bill from $37.32 to $43.32 on July 1, with more hikes proposed as Phoenix cites a solid-waste shortfall.
