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The water projects, which will be completed over the next one to two years, are some of the largest construction projects in Pearland history. (Courtesy City of Pearland)
Pearland | Friendswood

Pearland raises water rates to fund sweeping improvements to infrastructure

By Daniel Weeks

Pearland residents are set to see an increase in their water rates.

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Population and median household income have generally increased across different Bay Area cities, such as League City. (Courtesy city of League City)
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Pearland and Friendswood both saw increases in employment rates since 2016, while the state saw a slight decrease. (Andy Yanez/Community Impact Newspaper)
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John Hryhorchuk is senior vice president for policy and advocacy at Texas 2036. (Courtesy Texas 2036)
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A new drainage fee will be levied starting Jan. 1 after the Sugar Land City Council approved the fee during its Dec. 6 regular meeting. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
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League City City Council narrowly approved a contentious resolution regarding obscene library material targeted toward minors at its Dec. 6 meeting. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
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Missouri City City Council recently approved a business for facade improvements as part of the city's facade improvement incentive program. (Hunter Marrow/Community Impact)
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Missouri City's newest city manager, Angel Jones, takes the oath of office at a swearing-in ceremony during the Dec. 5 City Council meeting. (Jack Dowling/Community Impact)
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner (right) joins Thomas Jones, board president of the Houston Fund for Social Justice and Economic Equity (left), to present a check for $5 million that will go to small businesses and nonprofits in Houston, many of which are Black owned. (Leah Foreman/Community Impact)
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