South Portland Sewer Rates to Surge 22% Over 3 Years
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South Portland residents brace for significant sewer fee hikes to fund long-overdue wastewater upgrades. City leaders aim to raise $50 million, leading to a 22% annual increase for the next three fiscal years. The average household can expect monthly bills to rise by $9.70 in FY2027, $11.80 in FY2028, and $14.76 in FY2029. The city plans to cover costs through revenue bonds, federal aid, and tax increment financing. Aging infrastructure, including pipes and pump stations, is the primary driver for these upgrades. Other Maine towns are also implementing double-digit increases for wastewater projects, indicating a broader trend.
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