Summary
After two years of work, the city will roll out a stormwater utility in January to fund flood fixes and infrastructure repairs — adding $6 a month to residential utility bills. Lots more information is coming this fall.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
Residential bills go up $6 a month starting January.
Residents in flood-prone areas gain a funded program to address flooding and aging infrastructure.
All utility customers pay the new $6 monthly fee regardless of whether they experience flooding.
Mentions & discussions (4)
City Council - Aug 4, 2026
After two years of work, the city will roll out a stormwater utility in January to fund flood fixes and infrastructure repairs — adding $6 a month to residential utility bills. Lots more information is coming this fall.
City Council - Jun 2, 2026
A dedicated fund is being set up so all stormwater utility fees stay in one account used only for the stormwater program. It still needs a final vote on June 16.
Public Utilities Committee - Apr 27, 2026
Starting May 1, developers must post a $1,500-per-acre deposit the city can tap if construction sites don't handle erosion, ponds or skimmers properly.
Finance Committee - Jan 13, 2026
The city wants state permission to create a fund holding deposits required when a stormwater pollution prevention plan is needed. Leftover money goes back to the property owner or developer.
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