Alto
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What may affect service, rates, or reliability?Utilities issues in Alto
Countywide matters appear for a city only when they rank high and name the city; the deciding government always stays visible.
The mayor’s May 12 appeal asks customers to curb unnecessary use under Georgia’s Level 1 drought advisory, but town records show no newly adopted local restrictions.
The March 10 action raises monthly utility charges and sets higher fees for inspections, minimum permits and damaged meters, though later billing records have not yet shown implementation.
Town staff said Bryant is assembling material for analysis, while questions about costs, options and any work schedule remain unanswered.
The Feb. 10 action was described as a way to cover costs, but the record does not say when residents will see the change or what the new…
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