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The decision to increase rates for water and wastewater were unanimously approved by the New Braunfels City Council on June 23, but the decision to adjust electric rates passed 6-1, with council member Toni Carter dissenting. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)

New Braunfels City Council greenlights electric, water rate increases

By Maddy Morales, Amira Van Leeuwen

New Braunfels City Council approved an increase to New Braunfels Utilities, or NBU’s, electric, water and wastewater utility rates on June 23.

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New Braunfels City Hall is located at 550 Landa St. (Sierra Martin/Community Impact)
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