City of Orlando residents will have a chance to learn more about a proposal to raise stormwater utility rates.
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An open house is set to take place Wednesday night in Orlando.
The city said rates haven’t changed since 2008.
Last month, Channel 9 told you officials are considering increasing those fees to address the demand on the city’s infrastructure.
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The proposed tiered increase would happen over the next four years.
If approved, it would affect all residents across the city.
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Those currently paying the highest fees could see a jump of 46% as early as next year, with additional increases through 2028.
Residents can ask questions and voice concerns at Wednesday evening’s meeting.
It begins at 5:30 p.m. at Orlando City Hall.
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