UPDATE: Rainfall causes water sales to plunge
UPDATE: Springs Utilities is unable to provide a water revenue figure through May because it takes 10 business days to close the books on the month prior, a Utilities spokesperson
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UPDATE: Springs Utilities is unable to provide a water revenue figure through May because it takes 10 business days to close the books on the month prior, a Utilities spokesperson
Heavy rainfall thus far this year has caused water sales to plummet at Colorado Springs Utilities, which didn't disclose a dollar figure decline in water revenue when asked by the
With the first snowfall for a lot of Southern Colorado taking place this week, it’s time to brace for those winter heating bills — which will likely be higher than last year. Fortunately, help is available for those in need.
One month after Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU) raised rates for customers, the company gave out large employee raises totaling millions of dollars. A viewer-initiated news tip asked our investigative unit to look into whether higher utility bills went to pay for those employee raises.
The last people still waiting for their power to be restored after hurricane-force winds struck the city last week went back online overnight, a spokeswoman with Colorado Springs Utilities said.