Mesa water and wastewater capacity fees: what changes July 1, 2026
Mesa’s water and wastewater capacity fees move to 100% for ¾-inch and 1-inch meter service permit filings on/after July 1, 2026—50% applied earlier.
Mesa’s water and wastewater capacity fees move to 100% for ¾-inch and 1-inch meter service permit filings on/after July 1, 2026—50% applied earlier.
Madison, WI—Madsewer says Lower Badger Mill Creek Interceptor phases 5 & 6 reach Final Completion July 1, 2026. Here’s what changes for west-side wastewater.
Homestead FL – A draft city plan would expand the wastewater treatment facility to 12 MGD, reduce long-term reliance on Miami-Dade treatment, and map work from 2026 to 2034.
City records say the 1978 plant is out of compliance, has drawn TCEQ fines, and is now listed as approved and under construction.
Littleville Town Hall is accepting applications for a full-time Level II/III wastewater (sewer) operator—open until filled, with on-call duty during weather events.
Wake Forest officials say untreated effluent entered Tom’s Creek near Kemble Ridge Drive, and residents should avoid contact with the water.
Hillsborough County approved a $95 million flood-protection package, including a $30 million Ruskin sewer conversion aimed at reducing heavy-rain overflows.
Norton Shores is tracking Chobani’s La Colombe expansion, with roughly 337 to 340 jobs, a city site plan request, and wastewater support tied to the project.
Laplace LA – Two LaPlace street clusters are under boil-water advisories after emergency repairs, while St. John Parish keeps lift-station rehab work moving.