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Newark residents could see a 10% tax hike and increased utility costs - Vimarsana News

Newark residents could see a 10% tax hike and increased utility costs

The City of Newark proposed a 10% tax hike and rate increases for utilities going into 2024 as revenue concerns stack up.

Source: yahoo.com
Your gas and electric bills may go up in January - Vimarsana News

Your gas and electric bills may go up in January

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Colorado Springs Utilities (Springs Utilities) says they are considering increasing gas and electricity rates. The proposed rate increase is eight percent for electric and six percent for natural gas. Springs Utilities says the increase would go to maintaining and rehabilitating infrastructure as well as preparing for future demand. If the city council […]

What's up with time-based rates? Breaking down your questions about changes at Evergy - Vimarsana News

What's up with time-based rates? Breaking down your questions about changes at Evergy

What's up with time-based rates? Breaking down your questions about changes at Evergy

Source: kmbc.com
Councilwoman: Fend off CPS Energy rate increase by slashing city's share of utility revenue - Vimarsana News

Councilwoman: Fend off CPS Energy rate increase by slashing city's share of utility revenue

A San Antonio councilwoman thinks cutting the city’s $3.7 billion budget proposal could help cut help the legs out from an expected CPS Energy rate increase.

Source: ksat.com
Auditor 'concerned' with CA regulators' monitoring of energy rate hikes - Vimarsana News

Auditor 'concerned' with CA regulators' monitoring of energy rate hikes

A newly released audit into state oversight of rate increases at San Diego Gas & Electric and three other investor-owned utility companies in California is raising questions about regulators' approval process for changes to customers' bills.

Source: yahoo.com