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City plans to expand bill credits to more seniors
Eligibility limits for water bill relief will be revised
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The city of Statesboro is revising the eligibility limits on water-bill credits to give more low-income seniors a break after hearing from Concerted Services Inc. But the change has not been enacted yet. Last year City Council voted to give low-income residents age 65 and up a credit on their sanitation bills to counteract the city’s then-new stormwater utility fee, which is $3.95 a month for a single-family home.
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