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PREVIEW: League City officials to vote on rejecting $34 million rate increase

By Rachel Leland

The Texas-New Mexico Power Company wants to raise League City’s rates by $34 million, which is a 6% increase from its current rate, but city officials will soon vote on a motion on whether to reject the power company’s rate increase.

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