Serrano Water District Rate Increase 2026: What Villa Park Residents Should Know
Serrano Water District’s July 1, 2026 rate increase averages about 8.2% for households. Here’s what changed, why, and what capital projects the new rates fund.
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Serrano Water District’s July 1, 2026 rate increase averages about 8.2% for households. Here’s what changed, why, and what capital projects the new rates fund.
The filing period for Villa Park City Council has closed, and the candidate pool is set at 4 running for three seats. City Council members Robbie Pitts and Vince Rossini have terms ending in December and have met their term limits. Robert Frackelton, Lawrence Talebi, Kelly McBride and Yan Killy are seeking their first term. The … Read more
Villa Park City Councilmember and business owner Crystal Miles has announced her bid to represent the 37th Senate District in the California Senate. Miles was elected to the City Council in 2018 and reelected in 2022. Miles and her husband own and operate an Orange County-based wholesale distributing business. Miles is running for office due … Read more
Orange County athletic directors and principals have proposed new league configurations that would see football-only leagues and a 15-school non-football Century Conference. County high schools are at the end of the current two-year league cycle where county athletic directors and principals begin to propose new league memberships. The CIF Southern Section Council will vote on … Read more
The Villa Park City Council agenda was posted for the upcoming January meeting and a curious item caught the attention of many Villa Park residents. The new Mayor, Robbie Pitts, who at the previous meeting divisively took the position of Mayor from councilmember Vince Rossini, removed Rossini as the primary for the Law Enforcement Advisory … Read more