EWEB proposes new rate hikes that could cost $15 more per month

As the colder weather creeps in, EWEB is going back to its Board of Commissioners with a proposal to raise electric rates by 8% and water rates by 30% for all of its customers.

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ohboy11 - 10/17/2012 11:29 AM
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What the hell do u expect? You tell customers to save energy and water, then u spend all this money for junk mail telling us how to conserve on energy and water. So we cut back on watering our yards(not from the economy but because your rates are aleady so high!)and now your not making enough money, so you raise the rates again! what a bunch of BS!

angelgabe - 10/16/2012 11:14 PM
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>>>"Fixed costs to maintain 800 miles of distributions pipes, a water treatment facility and more than two dozen reservoirs.>>>”...Oh, and don’t forget to mention that nice fancy building you just vacated on the river, and the new one you just built...... Yeah, stick it to consumers, who are trying to save water and money and who are just trying to survive in this high cost era. But you sure enjoy your new building.

BobLa - 10/16/2012 10:07 PM
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Ridiculous, just ridiculous. After all the bluster of "layoffs" earlier this year, I thought this organization was learning to live within its means. Hardly. How about adjusting your salaries to be in line with what is reasonable pay in this community? How about laying off more of your bloated staff? No, you just keep going back to the limitless well of captive rate payers, sucking them dry.
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