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Warden City Council’s Tuesday meeting saw the approval of a public emergency for a repair to well No. 8, which is located near the Warden Municipal Airport, pictured, and the industrial area on the west edge of the city.

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Warden raises rates, approves budget
November 30, 2023 4:03 p.m.

Warden raises rates, approves budget

WARDEN — The Warden City Council unanimously approved the city’s final 2024 budget, as well as increases to both sewer and water utility rates, a public emergency for a well repair and an interlocal agreement with the Grant County Health District during Tuesday’s regular meeting. Warden City Administrator Kriss Shuler started by introducing the water utility rate increase. “This is the material that was reviewed by council for the rate increase for the water utility. We did discuss that the water utility has not been increased since 2016. We are supposed to raise it by cost of living every year,” Shuler said. “In our water system plan discussion, we have agreed that we are looking at raising that rate at 5% per year. At this point that can change. Council can make that decision each year. This year, they determined the 5% increase, so that amendment is in front of you.”