Residents of an Arizona retirement community are facing water and sewer bills nearly twice as high as before, and now the state’s attorney general is challenging the increases in court.
At Robson Ranch, a retirement community near Eloy, the estimated combined monthly bill for a typical residential customer rose from $72.01 to $143.59 after the Arizona Corporation Commission approved new rates in March.
Attorney General Kris Mayes is now challenging that decision, arguing that regulators approved the increases without examining important details about the utilities’ recent sale.
Residents Challenge Rising Utility Bills
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