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Utility rate work sessions begin

by | Nov 20, 2019 | Latest

In a pair of work sessions last week, Wylie City Council heard presentations on the start of a new water and sewer rate study, and on billing for those utilities.

The work sessions were held Tuesday, Nov. 12, immediately after a regular council session at the Municipal Complex.

An overview of the rate study process was given by Matthew Garrett of NewGen Strategies in Dallas. The company performed a rate study for Wylie two years ago, and information from their report was used to adjust water and sewer rates.

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By Joe Reavis • [email protected]

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