Valparaiso City Services announced March 12 a planned process “to review its rate structure to keep pace with the future,” signaling what could be an expected increase. The public is invited to sha…
Valparaiso City Services announced March 12 a planned process “to review its rate structure to keep pace with the future,” signaling what could be an expected increase. The public is invited to share opinions and further discuss rates and costs by attending a presentation March 25 at the Valparaiso City Council meeting.
While reviewing its rate structure and the status of the city’s water systems, Poulos emphasized a significant number of water and wastewater treatment process units within the city are 35 to 60 years old, and approximately one-third of the city’s ground infrastructure is at least 50 years old. Poulos said the top priorities are important capital projects, evaluated costs and the effect on utility rates.
He said more details about the rate process, future projects, proposed rates, the delivery of services, and answers to frequently asked questions are found at valparaisoutilities.org.
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