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Utility board budget reviewed; commissioner says wastewater fees need not rise

City Commission of Key Colony Beach · September 11, 2025
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Summary

Commissioner Tom Harding told the commission that grant support and the DOGE initiative keep wastewater fees steady and that his calculations show "there is no need to increase wastewater fees." The Utility Board budget and stormwater capital projects were discussed.

Commissioner Tom Harding reviewed the Utility Board budget and said that grants had a positive impact on its outlook. He referenced the "DOGE initiative" as part of the budget assumptions and stated his calculations show "there is no need to increase wastewater fees." Harding summarized fixed costs, proposed capital improvements and grant funding assumptions for current stormwater projects.

The commission discussed the irregular timing of grant reimbursements and how delayed reimbursements could affect cash flow for utility operations. Commissioners considered options to manage temporary shortfalls but no formal action on fee changes was proposed during this hearing.