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Woodway residents are looking at a $6 monthly hike on their water bills starting this fall. This is just the beginning, as the city plans to keep raising rates over the next five years to fund major infrastructure repairs.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days.
You'll be paying at least $72 more per year right now, with costs expected to climb steadily through 2029.
Everyone in the city benefits from more reliable pipes and updated water systems that won't break down as often.
Low-income families will feel the pinch of these rising monthly costs the most.
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Lower property values and a flat tax rate are expected to offset most of the increase in homeowners' monthly utility bills, according to the city.