City Council warns homeowners of impending water and sewer bill increases

April 25, 2025 | Buellton City, Santa Barbara County, California

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Homeowners in Buellton should brace for a significant increase in their water and sewer bills, which are projected to double over the next five years. During the City Council meeting on April 24, 2025, officials confirmed that the combined bill will rise from approximately $101 to just over $200.

Mayor Silva emphasized that this increase is necessary to align with current capacity requirements and is not intended for future growth or development. Instead, the focus is on ensuring the financial viability of the existing water and sewer systems for current customers.
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The finance director reiterated the importance of maintaining solvent enterprise funds for these essential services, highlighting the need for this adjustment to keep the systems operational. As the city prepares for these changes, residents are encouraged to stay informed about the implications for their household budgets.

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