The Warrenton Board of Aldermen passed the following rate increases at their Jan. 21 meeting. A public hearing for the rate increases was held at the Dec. 17 meeting, where there was no public comment. The changes are effective Feb. 1.
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The Warrenton Board of Aldermen passed the following rate increases at their Jan. 21 meeting. A public hearing for the rate increases was held at the Dec. 17 meeting, where there was no public comment. The changes are effective Feb. 1.
Sewer Rates
The rates for sewer services provided by the city are divided into several categories, each of which would see increases under the proposed changes.
Warrenton and Truesdale residential rates:
Warrenton industrial and commercial rates:
Residential customers outside city limits:
Industrial and commercial customers outside city limits:
No meter customers inside city limits:
No meter customers outside city limits:
Under the proposed changes, industrial and commercial users would also see changes to the rates for biochemical oxygen demand, or how much oxygen is required to break down organic material in wastewater.
Water rates
Water rates are divided into several similar categories, although they are not exactly the same.
The proposed increases to water rates are as follows.
Warrenton residential customers
Warrenton industrial and commercial
Residential customers outside city limits
Industrial and commercial customers outside city limits
Once they are approved by the board, those rate increases will be effective Feb. 1, 2025.