Elizabeth Township residents still upset over sewage rates

By Mon Valley Independent

By Sarah Pellis

spellis@yourmvi.com

Elizabeth Township residents are already dealing with a significant rise in sewage rates, and Pennsylvania American Water Company may try to increase them again next year. In response to questions from residents at Monday’s meeting, Commissioner Kyle Walk said the township can’t do anything about what PAWC charges, adding that assistance is available for low-income citizens.

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