Kentucky sets ARC funding records with $78.8 million award
The FY2026 award supports 67 Eastern Kentucky projects, including broadband, water and sewer work, and a planned health-care training center.
Water and Sewer
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Mississippi bill calls for $3.275 million in Water Valley storm, library and utility repairs
Senate Bill 3343 would provide Water Valley with up to $3.275 million during fiscal 2027 for electric-system repairs, library work and water and sewer upgrades.
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Wenonah residents face Aug. 1 tax and water-sewer deadlines as 2026 ordinances remain on borough agenda
Wenonah mailed property-tax and water/sewer bills with Aug. 1, 2026, due dates while its 2026 archive lists ordinances involving affordable housing, a fire vehicle, development fees and a capital bond.
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Copperas Cove schedules Aug. 4 action on up to $34.23 million in certificates for infrastructure and city facilities
Copperas Cove City Council is scheduled to consider certificates of obligation financing for infrastructure, facilities, equipment and technology on Aug. 4.
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Fayetteville expands water and sewer connection aid for homeowners
Fayetteville updated its water and sewer connection assistance program, widening access for some owner-occupied homes in annexed and utility-extension areas.
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Chaska Begins Construction on $47 Million Municipal Services Building
Chaska has entered the construction phase for a $47 million Municipal Services Building at Chaska Creek Boulevard and Creek Road, with operations planned for early 2028.
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Kannapolis Opens 45-Day Comment Period on Proposed Water and Sewer Development Fees
Kannapolis is taking written comments through September 11 on proposed one-time water and sewer development fees that could raise upfront costs for some future construction projects.
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Savannah plans a preliminary $142.4 million water-and-sewer bond sale
Savannah anticipates selling about $142.4 million in water-and-sewer revenue bonds on August 13 as a five-year utility plan projects higher bills for customers.
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Menomonie Council Begins Public Review of Tighter Data Center Zoning Rules
Menomonie officials reviewed a July 29 draft amendment for the city’s I-4 Data Center Industrial district on August 3, but took no action. The proposal would add equipment setbacks and standards for lighting, landscaping, water, wastewater, noise, stormwater and traffic.
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Apalachicola Water Transfer Moves Toward Dec. 1 as City Advances New-Well Procurement
Apalachicola is preparing for a Dec. 1, 2026 transfer of its water and sewer utility to an independent special district while seeking engineering services for a new municipal well backed by $1.5 million in fully forgiven state revolving-fund assistance.
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North Beach’s FY2027 Budget Takes Effect With No Rate Increase
North Beach’s FY2027 budget is in effect, holding listed water and sewer usage rates steady while funding a lower tax rate and nearly $1.9 million in projects.
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Akron’s $341M Capital Plan: What Road and Utility Work Means
Akron’s midyear capital update tracks 171 projects worth more than $341 million, with near-term work focused on roads, utilities, traffic calming and public facilities.
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Philadelphia Water & Sewer: TAP-R reconciliation surcharges rise Sept. 1, 2026
Philadelphia PA – The Water, Sewer & Storm Water Rate Board filed its TAP-R reconciliation decision July 1, 2026. Water: $5.41/MCF; sewer: $7.56/MCF.
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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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Homestead breaks ground on Krome & Flagler water, sewer and transit upgrades
Homestead held a June 30, 2026 groundbreaking for Krome & Flagler water, sewer and transit accessibility upgrades expected to run through 2027.
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Neosho water and sewer sale: Missouri PSC approves Missouri-American Water takeover
Neosho MO — Missouri PSC approved Missouri-American Water’s takeover of Neosho water and sewer. Key: existing rates stay until a future general rate case.
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Deer Park eyes $7.16 million water-and-sewer debt vote before July 7
Deer Park has posted notice of up to $7.16 million in water and sewer debt, with June 15 budget hearings and a July 7 council vote ahead.