Sunnyvale utility rates rise July 1: water, sewer, garbage bill tips
Sunnyvale CA – Utility bills for water, sewer and garbage/recycling go up July 1, 2026. City estimates a typical +$12.43/mo (about 6.2%).
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Bellevue utility rates: what the city is proposing for the 2027–2028 budget (and how to weigh in)
Bellevue WA is building proposed 2027–2028 utility rates. Here’s how ESC reviews, the public hearing, typical bills, and help programs.
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Garland proposes FY 2026–27 budget: taxes, utility bill estimates, and the Bradfield Rec Center/Pool question
Garland’s proposed FY 2026–27 budget sets a 67.09¢ tax rate and estimates +$7.13/month utilities; Bradfield Rec/Pool decommissioning is still under review.
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Hood River utility bills: City water, sewer and stormwater rates rise starting July 1
Hood River OR – Utility rates effective July 1, 2026 raise City water, sanitary sewer and stormwater charges, including a 3,000-gallon water allowance.
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Maryland PSC: BGE seeks $156.1M rate increase—possible +$8/month
BGE filed a $156.1 million electric base-rate request. The PSC says current rates stay frozen and a decision is expected in January 2027.
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San Jose water, sewer, and garbage bills are going up July 1
San Jose CA – July 1 brings higher charges for garbage/recycling, sanitary sewer, and drinking water, with city rate tables showing specific monthly increases.
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San Diego Council takes up public power study as SDG&E rate case adds urgency
San Diego councilmembers are reviewing a public power feasibility report as SDG&E’s 2028 rate case renews pressure over utility bills.
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Gilbert’s utility bill audit and April rate hike are colliding — what residents should watch now
Gilbert AZ – April utility bills now reflect approved 2026 rate increases while the town’s billing audit continues, leaving residents focused on accuracy and costs.
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Jacksonville residents could face higher JEA costs as the utility weighs rate changes and a capacity-fee review
Jacksonville FL – JEA’s April 14 workshop and a City Council probe over capacity fees could affect household bills, connection costs, and future infrastructure funding.
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Philadelphia PECO drops proposed 12.5% electric rate hike, so current bills stay put
Philadelphia PA – PECO has withdrawn its proposed electric rate increase, sparing city customers a future bill jump for now while current charges remain unchanged.
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Jacksonville residents face a JEA rates decision as City Council widens its probe
Jacksonville FL – JEA’s April 14 rate workshop and a City Council probe into capacity fees are moving at the same time, putting utility bills and oversight back in focus.