City Proposes Utility Rate Hike
The proposal would raise about $1.458 million a year and help fund electric reliability work, water deficit reduction and wastewater capital projects.
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Boulder City Councilmember Mark Wallach abruptly resigns after airport vote
Wallach, who was elected to his third term by voters last year, stunned his colleagues and attendees in the meeting with the announcement after the Boulder City Council voted 8-1 to give city staff the green light to pursue federal grant funding for the Boulder Municipal Airport. Wallach was the lone “no” vote.
City Proposes 5% Utility Rate Increase for Next 3 Years | Boulder City: Home of Hoover Dam & Lake Mead
The City of Boulder City announced on Thursday, July 23, 2026 that it was seeking to increase utility rates for all customers five percent (5%) each year, for the next three (3) years. Business owners were advised of the potential increases earlier in the week. The City has indicated the rate increase would affect electric, water, and wastewater utilities. Landfill fees are not affected by this proposal. FCS Group, a City consultant, conducted a…
An international reference study prepared by the Center for the Studies of Energy Regulatory Activity (CEARE), with the support of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), established that the National Electricity Administration (ANDE) maintains the lowest electricity tariffs in Latin America, but operates with a profitability far below what its own creation law requires, which led to a sustained increase in its long-term indebtedness. The doc…
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