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Will my water bill change? A look at JXN Water’s new water rates and fees
SUMMARY: Jackson is proposing new water rates for residential and commercial customers, which will be presented to the city council for approval this month. Single-family households with small meters using up to 748 gallons of tap water a day will see a daily increase of about 30 cents. Larger meters could see rates increase from 71 cents to as much as 89 dollars a day. The city has also created a customer class for those receiving SNAP benefits, who will receive a lower availability fee. If approved, the new rates will take effect on January 1st. Overall, the goal is to make the rates affordable for all customers, including those receiving SNAP benefits.
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SUMMARY: Samuel Harrison, a resident of Jackson, received his first water bill in months totaling nearly $117,000. Harrison was shocked by the amount as he and his girlfriend are the only occupants of the house and couldn't fathom how they could have used so much water. He suspects a leak near his home or a faulty water meter may be the cause. With the city's Water Crisis in mind, Harrison is adamant about not paying for water he can't even drink. He hopes the Jackson water system will address his concerns and investigate the unusually high bill.
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SUMMARY: The content discusses the importance of emotional intelligence in leadership and provides tips on how leaders can improve their emotional intelligence skills. It explains that emotional intelligence involves being aware of one's own emotions and those of others, as well as being able to manage and regulate these emotions effectively. The article highlights the impact of emotional intelligence on leadership effectiveness, team dynamics, and overall organizational success. It emphasizes the need for leaders to develop empathy, self-awareness, and social skills to build strong relationships, resolve conflicts, and inspire others. Ultimately, emotional intelligence is seen as a critical skill for effective leadership.
Ryan Mahan is here to provide an update for the Pine Belt as the area gears up for possible severe weather.
SUMMARY: Business owners in Baldwin may soon be able to sell alcohol on Sundays, as the mayor has suggested. Aldermen will discuss approving Sunday alcohol sales, citing potential benefits such as increased tax revenue for infrastructure projects and attracting other businesses. However, some residents are concerned about the impact on observing the Lord's day. The decision will consider the views of the community, especially churches. If approved, Aldermen will need to set a specific time frame for alcohol sales. The group will convene next month to further discuss this proposal. Ultimately, the goal is to ensure the happiness and contentment of residents in the city.
Mayor Roslynn Clark said aldermen will meet to discuss approving alcohol sales on Sundays.
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SuperTalk FM7 days agoDriver’s education set to become mandatory in Mississippi as bill passes
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State approves $160M to expand Highway 7 to four lanes in Lafayette County
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