The city of Enterprise plans to increase the delinquent fees for those who take longer than thirty days to pay their water bill.
Once citizens of Enterprise receive their water bill, they have 30 days to pay it off. If it takes longer than 30 days, they have a delinquent status.
“When we do have delinquent bills out there, it does affect the shortfalls of revenues,” Mahan said. “We do have an annual two percent rate increase, but as you notice the amount of inflation, it has been a whole lot more than two percent.” When someone reaches a delinquent status, they will know when the city of Enterprise sends them a notice. Mahan said people who know they might pay their water bill late can make the water board aware of it to avoid fees.
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