(Seguin) — The city of Seguin will soon charge most customers $3 a month to create a new storm water utility. The new corresponding storm water utility fee will help to create a dedicated funding source to address drainage issues inside the city.
KWED’s Saturday Topic program recently featured a discussion about the utility and the city’s new fee. The guests on the program included Seguin Mayor Donna Dodgen, City Manager Steve Parker, City Engineer Melissa Reynolds; and Jennifer Ramos, a consultant from Halff Associates, which helped the city work its way through the process of creating this new storm water utility.
You can hear the entire program, by clicking on the player at the top of this page.