Water authority restructures billing process
At 6:42 p.m., the state water commission approved a plan to convert from a former system that included three meters of billing data to one that used 12 instead, which would save about $3 million in annual cost and increase the efficiency of the billing system.
At the same time, the commission has changed its mind on how to pay for the upgrade from the old system, which had a $20 million cost.
The new billing system was developed at the request of Gov. Dannel P. Malloy after discussions with various service providers in 2015 and 2016, according to John Foye, the executive director of the State Water Board.
It will be installed at the three largest water utilities – Hynes, Duval and Union – and they’ll share information about the cost of the upgrade with their customers in the new system, Foye said.
New billing process includes multiple sources of data including customer reviews and ot우리카지노her information obtained by the agency, he said.
Officials plan to begin a trial in the coming months to see how the new billing system works. A trial will help identify how much data should be collected, he said.
There are two systems for billing – one from Hynes and another from Duval. The new billing system will be operated by Duval, Foye said.
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State water board makes changes for the year
The State Water Board is changing a series of billing practices to help it make changes for 2018 that will allow water users to understand the more expensive and complicated water rates and be more efficient.
The change, which is expected to affect nearly 40,000 customers by May, will allow them to see their water rate for the most recent three months and the amount of water they’ve been using and whether the카지노 사이트ir usage is going to change, officials said.
It also allows customers to see how much they were using, according to the ne예스카지노wwater.state.ma.us webpage.
Water customers that see their rate in October and then change to a different rate beginning in early November will see reduced water bills because that is when the water service changes from one billing system to another, Foye said. Customers will still see their bills if their current system is switched to the new billing system in December.
The change also changes how water bills are generated. Water rates are charged when they’re needed and no