Mesquite is dropping $6 million to fix up roads and infrastructure around I-20. This is all about making the Airport East area ready for more businesses and growth.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
Residents will see a 3% increase in their monthly water bills.
The city maintains its ability to provide consistent water service despite rising regional costs.
Residents and businesses will face higher monthly utility bills.
Water costs are expected to double over the next decade due to regional wholesale price hikes. The city is proposing a 3% increase to help cover these costs while keeping bills manageable.
The city is focusing on using grants to fund infrastructure and public services to avoid putting a heavier burden on local taxpayers.
The council authorized the issuance of significant bonds for infrastructure and system improvements. This impacts the city's ability to fund major projects and manage its debt.
The council discussed the amended budget and directed staff to form a citizen committee to explore a potential bond election.
As growth is slated to continue along Mesquite’s I-20 corridor, Mesquite City Council approved a $6 million increase to its reimbursement for public infrastructure improvements in the Airport East development.
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