October 10, 2019·Ranson Financial·1 min read

Emporia City Commissioners may revisit utility rate increases that are set to go into effect next year.

Commissioners had approved what amounted to an overall 8 percent increase in city utilities — water, sewer and trash — that would amount to roughly an extra $6 on a bill for a household using 5,000 gallons of water each month.

But Finance Director Janet Harrouff said as she has been reviewing the city’s numbers, she found a number of issues between the city’s current water sales falling $200,000 below the budgeted amount and ongoing bond payment schedules that prompted her to do some refiguring.

Source: Emporia GazetteRead the full story ↗

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