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It appears the city will cancel its contract with a utility company hired to save the city money.
WSSC seeks another rate increase
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission is asking for permission to charge residents in Montgomery and Prince George's counties 7.5 percent more in the coming fiscal year to pay for improvements to the agency's deteriorating infrastructure, the Washington Examiner reported.
Safe Water Supply Extended To Greenridge Section
The Aquarion Water Company of Bridgeport has completed a project to extend a safe water supply to the Greenridge residential section of Brookfield.
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Change of heart on MUD elections
In a dramatic change of heart, state lawmakers shot down a proposal Wednesday that would have required district elections for the seven members of the Metropolitan Utilities District board.
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Residents think Las Vegas Valley Water District should pay for damage done by lid covers
Las Vegas, NV - You probably drive over one everyday and haven't thought about it before.
Village of Farmingdale Water Authority Search Continues
The Village of Farmingdale Board of Trustees is continuing to explore handing over control of its water supply by hiring outside consultants to help analyze the proposals.
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The company provides water and wastewater services, environmental services, energy services and transportation services.
Thousand Oaks council to tackle water rates Tuesday
A proposed water rate increase for Thousand Oaks customers will be the subject of a public hearing before the City Council on Tuesday night.
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UICN blames odor problem on sewer lift station, not plant
Wendy Barnett, regional director for Utilities Inc., defended the company's rates, odor control at the Willow Creek sewer plant, use of out-of-state consultants and billing services in testimony provided to the Nevada Public Utilities Commission.
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York Water still 'ready, willing' to purchase city's sewer system
The York Water Co. remains "ready, willing and able" to purchase York City's sewer system for as much as $15 million, company president Jeff Hines said this week.
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All boys and girls ages 10-14 are invited to participate in the local level of competition for the 2011 Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship.
Utility company offering rebates
Imperial Irrigation District is offering new, energy-efficient upgrade rebates for attic insulation and attic fans through the district's Energy Rewards Program, the agency announced Tuesday.
Golden State Water vice president says its Claremont assets are not for sale
Denise L. Kruger, a senior vice president of regulated utilities at Golden State Water Co.
Pats' Gronkowski back on practice field
Molly Martel, a former Merrimack resident and standout athlete, will spend at least the next two decades in prison after a Hillsborough County They have rolled out the red carpet for Super Bowl XLVI here at Indianapolis.
Gas Leak Reported in East Hampton
Update: Fire department officials left the scene at about 2 p.m. The East Hampton Fire Department is responding to a gas leak at 116 Accabonac Road in East Hampton.
Md. bill that would shed light on water, sewer fees wins key support in Annapolis
State Sen. Douglas J.J. Peters was puzzled. He had recently spent $4,000 to replace a water pipe linking his Bowie home to the public water supply.