J.T. | July 1, 2010
A boil water notice was put in place for Garden City this week as a limit use advisory for Drexel’s water supply was lifted.
Around 11 a.m. Monday, Garden City received notice that a contaminant was present in the city’s water. Residents were presented a boil water notice the same day and a notice was sent out using the county’s Code Red emergency alert system.
Category: Drexel, Garden City |
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J.T. | March 27, 2010
On March 16 the Peculiar Board of Alderman voted unanimously to enter into a new Water Purchase Agreement with Public Water Supply District No. 2 of Cass County.
From a City of Peculiar Press Release:
Appearing at the Board of Alderman meeting to answer questions about the new Agreement was David Shrout, the District’s Manager. Mr. Shrout [...]
Category: Peculiar, What your public servants are doing |
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J.T. | September 1, 2009
If you are a customer of KCP&L, then you will probably notice a 16%-19% increase in your electric bill starting today (9/1).
On June 10, the Missouri Public Service Commission approved a rate increase that will increase revenue by around 95 million dollars. Customers apparently should be thankful that it’s not the 101.5 million dollar increase that KCP&L originally hoped for. For a typical residential customer, the PSC staff estimates the increase will be approximately $154 a year or approximately $12.82 a month (16.1%).
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