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Stillwater Utilities Authority   -   Jun 24, 2025 Stillwater Utilities Authority Considers Waste Management Rate Increases Amid Funding Shortfall
Stillwater Utilities Authority Considers Waste Management Rate Increases Amid Funding Shortfall

Study reveals residential services significantly under-recovering costs, with 8-9% rate hike proposed for fiscal year 2026

Stillwater Utilities Authority   -   May 21, 2025 Stillwater Tackles Water Challenges with $210M Improvement Plan
Stillwater Tackles Water Challenges with $210M Improvement Plan

City aims to boost capacity and reliability through treatment plant upgrades and new water source; recent rate increases and grant pursuits to fund strategy

Stillwater Plans to Streamline Downtown Trash Collection
Stillwater Utilities Authority   -   Aug 25, 2025 Stillwater Plans to Streamline Downtown Trash Collection

City aims to reduce low-volume dumpsters from 51 to 30, increase pickup frequency to address overflow and cleanliness issues

by Chris Peters
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Stillwater Utilities Authority   -   Aug 25, 2025 Stillwater Plans to Streamline Downtown Trash Collection
Stillwater Plans to Streamline Downtown Trash Collection

City aims to reduce low-volume dumpsters from 51 to 30, increase pickup frequency to address overflow and cleanliness issues

by Chris Peters
Stillwater Utilities Authority   -   Jun 24, 2025 Stillwater Utilities Authority Considers Waste Management Rate Increases Amid Funding Shortfall
Stillwater Utilities Authority Considers Waste Management Rate Increases Amid Funding Shortfall

Study reveals residential services significantly under-recovering costs, with 8-9% rate hike proposed for fiscal year 2026

by Chris Peters
Stillwater Utilities Authority   -   May 21, 2025 Stillwater Tackles Water Challenges with $210M Improvement Plan
Stillwater Tackles Water Challenges with $210M Improvement Plan

City aims to boost capacity and reliability through treatment plant upgrades and new water source; recent rate increases and grant pursuits to fund strategy

by Chris Peters
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