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SFPUC keeps rates steady for now, adds temporary drought surcharge and expands customer assistance
Summary
SFPUC presented a budget prioritizing capital investments and customer protections: no retail rate increases for water and wastewater in FY22–23, a temporary 5% drought surcharge in effect, expanded low‑income discounts and outreach, and a $1.1 billion one‑year capital supplemental focused on sewer and water infrastructure.
SFPUC leadership told supervisors the utility will prioritize responsible management, affordability and capital investments in the next two years while using temporary measures to address a revenue shortfall driven by drought and reduced demand.
General Manager Herrera said the proposed budget includes no retail rate increases for water and wastewater in FY22–23 but noted a temporary drought surcharge…
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