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Harrisonburg water, sewer staff lay foundation for long-term changes

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Staff from Harrisonburg Public Utilities are requesting funding to support long-term expansions to the city’s water and sewer networks to keep up with the city’s growth.
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Harrisonburg water, sewer staff lay foundation for long-term changes

Staff from Harrisonburg Public Utilities are requesting funding to support long-term expansions to the city’s water and sewer networks to keep up with the city’s growth.

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Public Hearing & Special Massena City Council meeting on water/sewer/garbage rate increases

(Massena, Iowa) – A Special Meeting of the Massena City Council is set to take place Monday, April 7th, beginning at 5:45-p.m. at the Massena City Hall. The meeting will include a Public Hearing on rate changes for the City’s water customers, as well as rate changes for wastewater (sewer) and garbage collections. The Council will vote on approving the proposed rate increases, following the public hearing. City officials say the Massena City Cou…

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Our View: The many reasons to delay city’s sewer, water rate increases

It’s no surprise that after decades of use, a city’s sewer treatment plants would need to be replaced and its water systems upgraded.

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Rapidan Service Authority raises rates to help address aging sewer infrastructure

The Board of the Rapidan Service Authority (RSA), the water and sewer provider for Orange and Madison counties, voted to increase rates for customers.Residents are already seeing their bills go up — some more than others.After months of discussions, a rate study, and four required public hearings, the RSA Board voted during its February and March meetings to increase sewer and water rates to cover rising operational costs and fund infrastructure…

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cvilletomorrow.org broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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