US EditionAshland sewer bills to rise 23% annually after veto of state funds
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Ashland sewer bills to rise 23% annually after veto of state funds
Ashland, Mo. (July 10, 2025) – Ashland residents will see a 23% increase in their sewer bills each year for the next three years as the city moves forward with a major wastewater treatment facility (WWTF) expansion—despite losing out on $11 million in requested state funding due to a veto by Governor Mike Kehoe. The
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