Posted inYouth Media If Approved by Placentia City Council, Sewer Fees Could Double for Residents by LAUREN DEMARIA Apr. 16, 2021Apr. 16, 2021 Rates have not changed since 2005 and the sewer maintenance fund is facing a “structural deficit.” 55 SharesShare47Tweet2Reddit6Email
Posted inWater, Power & Waste Buena Park Decides To Stay With New Regional Renewable Energy Agency in a Narrow Vote by Anthony Robledo Mar. 10, 2021Mar. 10, 2021
Posted inWater, Power & Waste Buena Park Asks Residents if The City Should Stay in Orange County’s New Renewable Energy Agency by Hosam Elattar Mar. 3, 2021Mar. 3, 2021
Posted inWater, Power & Waste How Many Cities Will Remain in Orange County’s New Renewable Energy Agency? by Hosam Elattar Feb. 27, 2021Feb. 27, 2021
Posted inNEWS Are Trash Rates Slated To Go Up Across OC? Stanton, Laguna Hills Tackle Issue This Week, Other Cities to Follow by Brandon Pho Feb. 23, 2021Feb. 26, 2021
Posted inNEWS Stanton Up Next to Consider Community Choice Energy as Countywide Movement Gets Complicated by Brandon Pho Feb. 20, 2021Feb. 26, 2021
Posted inWater, Power & Waste Lake Forest City Council Jumps Ship on New Regional Renewable Energy Agency by Hosam Elattar Feb. 18, 2021
Posted inNEWS Santa Ana Could Either Raise or Lower Residents’ Trash Rates with New Waste Collection Contract by Brandon Pho Feb. 17, 2021
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Posted inWater, Power & Waste Lake Forest Ponders Whether To Stay in So County Public Power Cooperative by Anthony Robledo Feb. 3, 2021
