Summary
The city locked in a four-year deal with 218 utility workers in electric, water/wastewater and traffic signal jobs. It costs $577,000 this year and about $13.2 million over the term, all from utility enterprise funds — so it doesn't touch the General Fund, though utility costs can eventually show up in rates.
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Last discussed Apr 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
$577,000 this year and about $13.2 million over four years, all from utility funds.
City utility workers get market-competitive pay and benefits; the city hopes it helps keep skilled staff.
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