Helena City Approves Utility Rate Increases for Infrastructure Funding
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Updated Oct 1
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What happened
The City of Helena approved increases to its water and wastewater rates, which are set to take effect on November 1. The water rate increase will cost the average residential customer about $4.64 more per month, while the wastewater rate will increase by 8.5%.
From kxlh.com
Why it matters
The rate increases are intended to help address inflation, higher operating expenses, and debt payments. The funds will support capital improvements, including an $8 million project to replace new water meters.
From kxlh.com
Who's involved
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