Austin's rolling out a new water program called My ATX Water. It's designed to help you keep tabs on how much water you're using and how much you're paying, making water management easier for everyone.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
No direct fiscal impact on the city, but affects utility customers.
Utility customers who would have seen a rate increase.
No groups negatively affected
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Austin Water is currently aiming for an ILI of 3.31 by 2034.
This plan focuses on how the city will manage its rivers and watersheds. It's about protecting water quality and managing flood risks for the community.
The council voted to suspend proposed interim rate adjustments from Atmos Energy and Texas Gas Service, meaning current rates will remain in place for now.
Next-level composting for multifamily residents City of Austin (.gov)
Water Quality Reports City of Austin (.gov)
My ATX Water City of Austin (.gov)
The committee reviewed updates on Austin Water's performance metrics. This helps ensure the city is providing efficient and effective water and wastewater services to residents.
Austin’s Newest Water Reservoir Enhances Reliability for the Future City of Austin (.gov)
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