The authority said about 25% of its customers receive a minimum bill. An authority representative could not be reached Wednesday. The authority, which serves about 4,800 customers, noted it is the first rate increase since 2016. No details were given on the drinking water regulations cited by the authority or how they effect costs. In a notice to customers, the authority said that the cost of treatment chemicals has increased by 45%. The authority said in a recent press release that it is increasing the cost of water because of inflation increased costs for chemicals, health care, fuel and employee pay to comply with new drinking water regulations and to improve and replace treatment equipment and water lines. Customers of the Harrison Township Water Authority will see a 5% increase in their rates beginning Jan.
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