Also on Wednesday, the CFPUA board unanimously approved a $92 million operating budget for fiscal year 2022.
"For the third year in a row, CFPUA’s operating budget does not include an increase to the rates customers pay for water and sewer service," a news release stated. "The FY22 budget is a 2.2% increase over the current budget, accommodating the resources to keep up with customer growth and repair and replace aging infrastructure in the community’s water and sewer system."
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