Despite routinely supporting tax hikes and increases to our cost of living, Mayor ToddGloria and TheNickSerrano are fighting to save City of San Diego residents $2 per month on their water bills. Full Story:
SAN DIEGO – The Fallbrook and Rainbow Water Districts want to leave the San Diego County Water Authority because of high costs.
KUSI’s Ed Lenderman spoke with executives from the Fallbrook and Rainbow Water Authorities live on Good Morning San Diego , as they explained the troubles the County Water Authority is putting on them. San Diego’s Local Agency Formation Commission was set to vote on the issue Monday, but instead, they voted to table the option to August 7, to give staff time to come up with other options.
Serrano said if Fallbrook and Riverside leave, water rates will increase for everyone living outside the Fallbrook and Rainbow service area. LAFCO estimates a $2.20 per month increase per household.
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