Is your water bill higher? Think your lawn sprinkler system has sprung a leak? Chances are your bill is higher because of a bill the Minnesota state legislature passed last year. Minnesota statute 103G.291 has become active as of January 1, 2010. It states that all cities in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area must adopt a utility rate structure that encourages conservation. However, the exact implementation of these laws has been left to the individual municipalities. This means that every city will have different rates and rate increases for over-usage. We have compiled a list of residential water rates for various cities around the area and this is what we have come up with. Just click on your city to see your new water rates.
Note: Some cities use measurements such as units, cubic meters or cubic feet for some reason. So, in addition to the city’s structure we have done the conversion to gallons for you for a better frame of reference.
For ways to conserve water and lower your bill contact us and check out our previous blog post.
- Apple Valley
- Bloomington - No Change Until July
- Brooklyn Park
- Burnsville
- Chanhassen
- Chaska
- Crystal
- Deephaven
- Eagan
- Eden Prarie
- Edina
- Excelsior
- Farmington
- Golden Valley
- Greenwood
- Hopkins
- Inver Grove Heights
- Lakeville
- Lauderdale
- Maple Grove
- Medina
- Minneapolis
- Minnetonka
- Minnetrista
- Orono
- Plymouth
- Prior Lake
- Richfield
- Rosemount
- Roseville
- St. Louis Park
- St. Paul
- Savage
- Shakopee
- Shoreview
- Shorewood
- Victoria
- Wayzata