Differential Rates Discussion

What is your position on the proposal to increase water rates to Tucson Water customers in unincorporated Pima County?

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How would you rate your level of support or opposition to the proposal to increase water rates to Tucson Water customers in unincorporated Pima County?

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If the rates are increased, how would you prioritize the use of additional revenues by Tucson Water? Place the following items in order of priority:

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If you selected "Other" as one of your top 3 priorities please, indicate what you would prioritize with the additional funds.

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How would you rate your level of support or opposition to the proposal to increase water rates to Tucson Water customers in unincorporated Pima County?

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If the rates are increased, how would you prioritize the use of additional revenues by Tucson Water? Place the following items in order of priority:

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This will support the Tucson Million Trees goal
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Learn more about the existing green stormwater infrastructure program at tucsonaz.gov/gsi
The program provides grants and loans to install water harvesting systems.

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If you selected "Other" as one of your top 3 priorities please, indicate what you would prioritize with the additional funds.

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