Buffalo residents can expect to see an increase in their sewer and water bills, with two separate rate hikes set to take effect as soon as July 1. The rate hikes are expected to have a significant impact on Buffalo homeowners, who will see an increase in their monthly bills.
The first rate hike will affect Buffalo residents who use the city's sewer system, with rates increasing by a certain percentage. The second rate hike will affect residents who use the city's water system, with rates also increasing by a certain percentage.
"We understand that any increase in rates can be a burden for our residents, but we must ensure that our sewer and water systems are properly funded to provide safe and reliable service," said a Buffalo official.
The rate hikes are expected to have a significant impact on South Buffalo homeowners, who will see an increase in their monthly bills. North Buffalo residents will also be affected, with many expecting to see an increase in their water and sewer bills.
The Buffalo Common Council has approved the rate hikes, which will take effect on July 1. Buffalo residents can expect to see the increases reflected in their monthly bills starting in August.
The rate hikes are necessary to ensure that the city's sewer and water systems are properly funded, and to provide safe and reliable service to Buffalo residents. The Buffalo Water Board has been working to upgrade the city's infrastructure, and the rate hikes will help to fund these efforts.
As the rate hikes take effect, Buffalo residents can expect to see an increase in their monthly bills. However, the city is offering assistance to low-income residents who may be affected by the rate hikes.
The Buffalo Water Board will be hosting a public meeting on July 15 to discuss the rate hikes and answer questions from residents. Buffalo residents are encouraged to attend the meeting to learn more about the rate hikes and how they will be affected.