Water Service Rates and Municipal Code Updates
Summary
Clovis is moving forward with a plan to raise water rates over the next four years to cover rising costs for equipment, inflation, and state mandates. Residents will receive Proposition 218 notices in February before a public protest hearing in April.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
Water bills will increase annually over a four-year period, with typical single-family monthly increases estimated around $6 to $13 depending on usage.
The entire community benefits from a financially stable water utility, reliable surface water treatment plant operations, and continued funding for crucial infrastructure repairs.
Local residents, particularly those on fixed incomes, will face higher monthly utility bills during a time of general economic inflation.
Mentions & discussions (5)
City Council - Jun 8, 2026
The city is cleaning up and simplifying its municipal code sections dealing with water rates and sewage disposal following recent rate adjustments. This makes it easier for residents to understand their utility bills.
City Council - Apr 20, 2026
The city is raising water rates over the next three years to cover rising operating costs and fund crucial maintenance on aging water pipes and facilities. Residents will see significant jumps in both base service charges and volumetric water rates.
City of Clovis votes to raise water rates by 60% over 3 years
City of Clovis votes to raise water rates by 60% over 3 years ABC30 Fresno
City Council - Jan 20, 2026
Clovis is moving forward with a plan to raise water rates over the next four years to cover rising costs for equipment, inflation, and state mandates. Residents will receive Proposition 218 notices in February before a public protest hearing in April.
City of Clovis proposes three year water rate hike for financial stability
City of Clovis proposes three year water rate hike for financial stability KMPH Fox 26
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