Midland Water and Sewage Bills Rise

By: Dylan Brooks

Updated: October 27, 2010

MIDLAND -- Midlanders can expect to see a change in their monthly water and sewage bill.
The city says rates are increasing by 2.5%. The change went into effect at the beginning of October, and so everyone can expect to start paying a little more next month.
If you want more information regarding the rates, you can visit the city's website at www.midlandtexas.gov.

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