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Bedford · week of September 6, 2026
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Watch this moment →Council members are reviewing proposed changes to local water and sewer rates, which will affect monthly utility bills for residents and businesses.
What it means: The city's utility enterprise fund ensuring sustainable water and wastewater infrastructure.
Follow this issue →The city is setting its spending plan and property tax rates for the upcoming year, which directly impacts municipal services and resident tax bills.
What it means: Bedford residents through funded municipal services and infrastructure maintenance.
Follow this issue →Bedford is partnering with Hurst and Euless to continue sharing combined jail services, keeping public safety costs manageable.
What it means: Involves a financial commitment of $713,064 for regional jail operations.
Follow this issue →The city is balancing a $108 million budget. While taxes are increasing, the city is funding essential services like police and fire while avoiding long-term debt traps.
What it means: The average homeowner will see an increase of about $11 per month.
Follow this issue →City Council · Tuesday, September 15
City Council · Tuesday, September 22
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
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