Between years of droughts and seasons of flooding, Sachse is no stranger to fluctuations in water rates. To combat the rising tide of prices, councilmembers decided to join other cities in asking for more involvement in the decision-making process.
Council met Tuesday, Jan. 21 to discuss the situation.
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By Morgan Howard • [email protected]
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