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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.

For the full story, see the Nov. 20 issue or subscribe online.

By Joe Reavis • [email protected]

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