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This page collects the 119 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Utility Rates”. Coverage spans public meetings and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Energy, City Budget, and Infrastructure.

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Mon, Sep 141 item
1. St. Petersburg City Council reviews police use-of-force, votes on utility rates, and discusses Flock camerasSt. Petersburg City Council reviewed a quarterly police use-of-force report, voted on utility rate changes, and approved a discussion regarding Flock surveillance cameras.Pinellas County
Tue, Sep 11 item
1. Temple Terrace proposes Whiteway water plant renovation that may increase water bills by 35%The City of Temple Terrace is planning renovations to the Whiteway water treatment plant to address PFAS contamination, a project that could result in a 35% increase in resident water bills. The propoHillsborough County
Mon, Aug 312 items
1. Imperial County Board of Supervisors increases sewer service rates for three special districtsThe Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved rate hikes for sewer services in the Niland, Cady Poe, and Country Club districts, effective for the upcoming fiscal year. These charges will be colleHillsborough County
2. Federal government reduces Colorado River water allocation to ArizonaUnited States
Wed, Aug 191 item
1. City of Bradenton City Council Holds Final Budget Workshop for Fiscal Year 2026-2027The Bradenton City Council reviewed the final Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget presentation, including operational initiatives, utility capital projects, and a proposed 30% utility rate increase for waterBradenton
Tue, Aug 181 item
1. Florida Power & Light reaches 120 solar energy centers in operationFlorida Power & Light (FPL) has reached a milestone of 120 operational solar energy centers across Florida. The company reports that these solar investments have resulted in $1.3 billion in savings foMiami-Dade County
Mon, Aug 172 items
1. St. Pete City Council rejects prison-made paper products and previews utility rate increasesThe St. Pete City Council voted to reject a proposal to purchase paper products manufactured using prison labor during their August 6, 2026 meeting. The council also received a presentation regarding Hillsborough County3 reports
2. St. Petersburg City Council holds first hearing on utility rate increases and discusses urban safety initiativesPinellas County

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Topic to peopleCorey Givens, Alec S Wilcosky, Mike Harting
Topic to orgsPrison Rehabilitative Industries and Diversified Enterprises, Inc., St. Pete City Council, St. Petersburg City Council (+3 more)
Topic to meetingsCity of Bradenton City Council Holds Final Budget Workshop for Fiscal Year 2026-2027, Finance Advisory Board Meeting Agenda: July 27, 2026, Special Investigatory Committee on JEA Meeting Minutes (April 27, 2026) (+3 more)

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