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Price City

Price City · week of September 27, 2026

Council approves Caselle Citizen Portal Contract, 5–0

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What changed in Price City

Also discussed

  • Caselle Software and Citizen Portal Integration

    Price City must urgently transition its utility billing and administrative software to Cassell's Community Connect cloud platform because Express Bill Pay is ending its real-time payment contract. The switch requires new credit card terminals and an increased annual platform fee, but will improve system security and streamline timekeeping and online payment forms.

    What it means: Annual platform fees will increase by $18,420, alongside one-time hardware replacement costs for six credit card terminals.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • EWP Flood Mitigation Land Acquisition

    City officials proposed transforming a portion of Pioneer Park into a stormwater detention basin and removing 16 dying trees to mitigate severe neighborhood flooding and improve park safety.

    What it means: Nearby residents and the broader community will gain flood protection and a safer, graded park area.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • Rose Park Restroom and Playground Upgrades

    Rose Park is getting new playground equipment installed through an agreement with Garrett Park and Play.

    What it means: Contract amount is $74,996.

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  • City Operational Oversight

    The city council will review routine safety tips and receive administrative updates from department heads to keep city operations running smoothly.

    What it means: City residents and staff benefit from coordinated communication and safety awareness.

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  • Commercial EV Charging Rate Schedule

    The city electric committee proposed adding a specialized demand-based rate schedule for commercial electric vehicle charging stations to account for their heavy electrical draw and protect municipal infrastructure from system damage.

    What it means: The municipal electric utility and ratepayers are protected from grid damage caused by high-demand commercial chargers.

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  • Water Infrastructure Upgrades

    The city is applying for state funding to design major upgrades for its water treatment plant, addressing algae issues and increasing capacity for future growth and pipeline maintenance.

    What it means: Total project cost of $1,924,747 including a $50,000 cash match from the city.

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What's coming, and the deadline

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