The Brigham City Council approved last Thursday adjustments to the city’s new consolidated fee schedule that includes adjustments to the city’s power rates designed to maintain a consistent level of reserve funding in the face of increasing energy consumption throughout the Western United States and significant anticipated growth in Brigham City in the near term. Based on the new rate schedule, an average customer who uses 900 KwH in the summer months will see their bill increase to 3.10 in 2027, and to 0.50 by 2030. That same customer would be pay 7.62 under current rates. These charts show the...

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