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Water went up 91%.
Sewer went up 39%.
Stormwater doubled.
During a public meeting, the City’s own attorney said: Referring to utility spending.
“I don’t know where it is or coming from.”
Wendi Goens- Sitting council woman. It had to come from the general fund.
That should concern everyone, regardless of politics or personal feelings about anyone involved.
Water went up 91%. Sewer went up 39%. Stormwater doubled. During a public meeting, the City’s own attorney said: Referring to utility spending. “I don’t know where it is or coming from.” Wendi Goens- Sitting council woman. It had to come from the general fund. That should concern everyone, regardless of politics or personal feelings about anyone involved.
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What happened to Alexandria’s utility money? I have been reviewing Alexandria’s financial records, and the numbers are hard to ignore. Six years ago, the City’s utility funds reportedly had more than $1.4 million in combined positive balances. By the end of 2025, those same funds reportedly showed
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I just got out of court today and wanted to share a factual update on what just happened. After months of fighting the City of Alexandria for records tied to utility finances and water/chlorine issues, the court has now ruled: The City's response amounted to a constructive denial under Indiana law. Key facts the court recognized: - Over 8 months …
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── Alexandria City Budget (2023) ── Total budget: $10.0M General: $3.6M [36%] • Salaries and Wages: $2.1M • Employee Benefits: $940K • Insurance: $172K • Rentals: $114K ⚠ $262K in unitemized 'Other' categories Sewer/Wastewater: $3.0M [30%] • Payments on Bonds and Other Debt Principal: $537K • Salaries and Wages: $468K • Transfer Out - Transferred To Another Fund: $413K • …