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Las Vegas sewer fees are set to rise 8.2% in January

For a single-family home without a pool, the city estimates about $30 more per year.

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What changes Jan. 1

The city of Las Vegas says sewer service and connection fees will increase Jan. 1, 2027. Its example for a single-family residence without a pool is an 8.2% increase, or $7.52 per quarter. The city's published annual figure is $30.06.

Why the rate changes

The city describes the increase as a 4.2% rolling inflation adjustment plus a previously approved 4% component. It links the rate structure to treatment-plant and sewer-system expansion and replacement needs.

Check the account that applies to you

This notice is for the city of Las Vegas system; it should not be applied automatically to Henderson, North Las Vegas or another sewer provider. The city also says qualifying property owners on fixed incomes may receive a 20% annual sewer-service rebate under its municipal code. Eligibility must be checked with the city.

New connections

The city reports an 8.2% increase in sewer connection fees, equal to $265 per equivalent residential unit. That is a separate charge from the recurring residential service bill.

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